Types Of Incident Response Services
Network Forensics
Investigation of network traffic to identify potential security breaches, malware infections, or other unauthorized activities.
Memory Forensics
Analysis of a computer's volatile memory (RAM) to identify evidence of malicious activity or to recover data that may have been lost due to a system crash.
Malware Analysis
Reverse engineering of malware to identify its purpose and functionality, as well as develop techniques for detecting and removing it from infected systems.
Incident Response
Rapid identification, containment, and mitigation of security incidents to minimize their impact on an organization.
Cybercrime Investigations
Investigation of cybercrimes such as hacking, data breaches, and identity theft.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Collection, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence about potential cyber threats and vulnerabilities, as well as developing strategies and tools for defending against them.
Digital Evidence Analysis
Analysis of digital evidence such as emails, chat logs, and other electronic communications to support investigations and legal proceedings.
Social Media Investigations
Collection and analysis of information from social media platforms to support investigations into cybercrimes, fraud, and other types of criminal activity.
Forensic Data Recovery
Data recovery from damaged or corrupted digital storage devices such as hard drives, USB drives, and memory cards.
Client Engagement Process
This involves identifying the scope of the incident, the affected assets, and the potential impact of the incident.
01
Identify
This involves the collection of evidence, such as network logs, system images, and other relevant data.
02
Collect
This involves preserving the integrity of the evidence collected by following proper chain of custody procedures.
03
Preserve
This Analysis involves analyzing the collected evidence to identify the incident's cause and extent and determine the best course of action.
04
Analyze
This involves preparing a comprehensive report of the findings and recommendations for the future prevention of similar incidents.
05
Report
This involves taking steps to mitigate the incident's impact and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.
06
Remediate
This involves ensuring that all legal requirements and obligations are met during the investigation and reporting phases, including compliance with data privacy and security laws.
07
Legal
Why Cyberforte's Incident Response
We provides customer access to specialized expertise that may be available in various ways and have a team of experienced professionals investigating and responding to cyber incidents.
Building an in-house DFIR team can be expensive, requiring hiring and training staff, acquiring the necessary tools and equipment, and maintaining the infrastructure.
DFIR incidents require a rapid response to minimize damage and prevent further compromise. We can help reduce the response time as experts are ready to respond quickly to incidents.
Incidents can occur anytime and require an immediate response. Our DFIR provides the flexibility to scale up or down as per the organization's needs.
DFIR incidents can result in legal and financial consequences. Cyberforte can help organizations to follow industry best practices and meet legal and regulatory requirements.
Our Penetration Test Certifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Digital Forensics and Incident Response involve investigating and analyzing digital devices and data to identify and respond to security incidents.
DFIR services help identify and respond to security incidents, such as cyberattacks, data breaches, and computer-related crimes.
DFIR services can help with a wide range of incidents, including data breaches, malware infections, insider threats, ransomware attacks, intellectual property theft, fraud, financial crimes, and regulatory compliance violations.
Our DFIR engineer will have strict confidentiality policies and procedures in place, including nondisclosure agreements and secure evidence handling protocols, to protect the confidentiality of the investigation.