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Incident forensics

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If you've landed on our site after a security incident at your company, wondering "what to do next" — our experts answer exactly that question every day. Incident forensics is the first step in finding the root cause of an incident and protecting your company from a repeat in the future. If you want to understand the methods the attackers used, find out which parts of your infrastructure were compromised and collect valuable evidence, our experts are the ones to help.

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Incident forensics — an essential response to an attack on your company

Whatever type of security incident your company has experienced — a DDoS attack, SQL injection, ransomware — if your data has been breached in a cyberattack, you need to find out how it happened as quickly as possible. Response time is critical: establishing how the incident occurred and how it affected your company and its valuable data is the first step in securing it for the future. It's a step you should take as early as possible to preserve invaluable evidence. If too much time passes between the attack and the start of the forensic analysis, some traces may be lost. In extreme cases, an analysis carried out too late may prove ineffective.

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How incident forensics works

Incident forensics resembles an investigation in which specialized teams uncover the methods used by cybercriminals. All evidence and traces of the attack are collected — every move the intruder made in your infrastructure. At this stage, it often turns out that the uninvited guest is still inside the corporate network. In every case, immediate action is required to protect the company's continued operations and the security of its data. Throughout the analysis, logical next steps are taken not only to gather evidence but also to prepare the company to implement the necessary security changes. Cybersecurity specialists also frequently find vulnerabilities in areas that did not cause the incident but pose a separate threat to the corporate infrastructure. All such findings are recorded, reported and accompanied by appropriate recommendations from our experts.

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Forensic report and recommendations

The comprehensive investigation concludes with a report on the work performed and its results. It covers all information about the incident, how it unfolded and its consequences. Our report will also tell you what data was copied or deleted from your corporate infrastructure and whether it has been exposed on the public internet. The finished report closes the chapter of evidence gathering and recommendations and opens a new one — the start of changes to your corporate infrastructure and its security, patching vulnerabilities and building new solutions.

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