Incident Response
VICTIM OF AN ATTACK?
Zero risk does not exist.
IT incidents happen.
What happens to you in the event of an attack?
- Loss of money
- Damage to reputation
- Blocked productivity
+400k
New malware identified every day in 2023
+38%
Global IT attacks in 2022 (vs 2021)
3,52 Mio
Average cost of a cyber-attack to an SME
+1,6 Bln
Average cost of resolving an attack for large companies
175
Days before the companies identify the attack
Incident response is an IT incident response service
Why choose incident response?
It combats critical IT attacks rapidly and efficiently
Available 24/7, 365 days a year
Rapid and precise response to on-site and remote cyber-attacks
Team of Offensive Security specialists
Our team of experts will guide you through the whole process
Close attention to gathering IT evidence
Team
flow
1
IT INCIDENT
(e.g. Data Breach or Ransomware)
2
INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM
- defines the scope of the incident
- analyses threats, the attack vector, impacts and compromised areas
3
RESPONSE PLAN
4
INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM
- drafts all the activities required to limit the damage and remove the cause, avoiding a potentially chronic event
- identifies and isolates the hackers to contain the threat
Incident
Response
Service
RETAINER SERVICE
Don’t be caught off guard. Be one step ahead.
You can benefit from a preventive incident management plan to protect your business operations.
A structured approach to respond rapidly and effectively in the event of an IT incident and reduce response and intervention times.
ON DEMAND
Has there already been an incident? Don’t despair.
If there is an incident, you can request our on-demand intervention.
Our team of specialists works 24/7 to help you: contact us whenever you need and for any type of cyber-attack.
Incident
Response
Plan
You will be given this document with guidelines to follow in the event of a serious incident (e.g. ransomware) and for advice on the organisational and operational side.
INCIDENT PHASES
The document is divided into phases, useful for carrying out appropriate actions in each stage of the incident.
- Phase 0 – Pre incident, scenario evaluation
- Phase 1 – Preparation
- Phase 2 – Operations
- Phase 3 – Reconstruction
- Phase 4 – Incident closure and lessons learned
OPERATIONAL BEST PRACTICES
This section lists the best IT & Operations practices to perform during the first phases of the incident with the related descriptions.
