Digital Forensic Incident Response

THE CHALLENGES WITHOUT INCIDENT RESPONSE

Today’s cyber criminals are professionals. These are real illicit businesses with internal organisational structures, strategies and KPIs, and complex supply-chains. Their key objectives are to target legitimate businesses to generate revenue and profits, and it’s highly profitable. It’s no surprise then that data breaches, cyber attacks and ransomware has been considered one of the top risks posed to businesses today, and incident response is at the core.

There is no silver bullet when it comes to cyber security. Attacks can still occur despite your best efforts to secure your IT systems. Being fully prepared can be your best defence. Now more than ever, incident response has become just as important as protection and detection. An effective response can make all the difference to the outcome of a serious cybersecurity incident. Having a plan in place can limit damage, improve your recovery time and help safeguard your organisation.

What is incident response?

Incident response encapsulates both proactive and reactive measures to respond to cyber security incidents. At the core of security, all activities point to incident response. The quicker you can respond, and the more prepared you are, the better off you’ll fare. When it comes to reactive, it’s about having the right partners in place ready to go when you need them.

After a ransomware attack, a data breach, or a myriad of other attack vectors threat actors may target your organisation with, reactive cyber incident response includes investigation, threat containment and eradication. Post-incident review and root cause analysis will also be conducted to help your organisation prevent reoccurrence and recover from the damage.

This can be extremely costly - Your house is on fire and the fire is spreading quickly. You now need to respond reactively.

Proactive incident response is the identification of weaknesses in your organisation that may be leveraged by threat actors, and the actions that can be taken to prevent them in the first place. This may involve penetration testing, conducting cyber risk assessments, training staff, documentation development, playbooks, employing security resources or partnering with us.

Ultimately, proactive incident response is the identification of risk and pre-emptive measures to reduce the possibility of threats compromising your business.

Four Phases of the NIST Incident Response Cycle

BENEFITS OF HAVING
AN INCIDENT RESPONSE PARTNER

DIGITAL FORENSICS
INCIDENT RESPONSE

Improve readiness, reduce response time and minimise the impact of a security breach with our (DIFR) Digital Forensics Incident Response team.

24/7
RESPONSE

Australian based SOC team ready to respond at every hour of the day.

CUSTOMISED INCIDENT
RESPONSE PLAYBOOK

Tailored to your organisation, processes and roles driven by your staff and executives.

0

CERTIFICATIONS

0

INCIDENT ENGAGEMENTS

0

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

0

Hours Responding to incidents/year

RESOURCE

LOG4j vulnerability Security Advisory

read ADVISORY

REQUEST SERVICES PACK TO DETAIL OUR SERVICES AND PRICING

This may involve penetration testing, conducting cyber risk assessments, training staff, documentation development, playbooks, employing security resources or partnering with us. Ultimately, proactive incident response is the identification of risk and pre-emptive measures to reduce the possibility of threats compromising your business.

Please note: This service is for organisations and its employees.

VISIT MANAGED DETECTION AND RESPONSE

PREVENT, PREPAREAND RESPOND