When a breach occurs, every minute costs more. Our DFIR team deploys immediately containing the threat, preserving forensic evidence, identifying the root cause, and restoring operations quickly and safely.
End-to-end incident response covering emergency containment, forensic investigation, root cause analysis, and post-incident hardening.
24/7 on-call DFIR support available remotely and on-site with 1-hour initial response SLA for active security incidents.
Isolate affected systems, identify the ransomware strain and initial access vector, assess decryption options, and orchestrate a clean, verified recovery.
Rapid triage, containment, and eradication of active threats with documented playbooks and escalation procedures aligned to NIST SP 800-61.
Deploy response team remotely within 1 hour or on-site within 24 hours depending on incident severity and geographic requirements.
Establish incident command structure, coordinate between IT, legal, communications, and executive teams throughout the response lifecycle.
Secure and preserve digital evidence from the earliest moments of the incident to ensure forensic integrity and chain of custody.
Court-admissible forensic investigation of endpoints, servers, cloud environments, and mobile devices preserving a full chain of custody.
End-to-end timeline reconstruction of the attack including initial access, lateral movement, persistence mechanisms, data exfiltration paths, and dwell time.
Reverse-engineer malware samples to understand capabilities, communication infrastructure, and impact on compromised systems.
Analyse network traffic captures, firewall logs, and proxy data to reconstruct attacker movement and identify all affected systems.
Investigate AWS, Azure, GCP, and Microsoft 365 environments for account takeovers, misconfiguration exploits, and data exfiltration.
Guidance on mandatory notification obligations under GDPR (72 hrs), DPDP Act, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CERT-In (6 hrs), and SEBI (2 hrs).
After containment, close every identified gap including patching initial access vectors, removing persistence mechanisms, and strengthening identity controls.
Comprehensive report covering attack timeline, root cause, all affected systems, business impact, and step-by-step remediation actions.
Facilitate a lessons-learned workshop with your team to identify process improvements and prevent similar incidents in the future.
Conduct a tabletop exercise based on the real incident to test improved response procedures and validate that gaps have been addressed.
Identify where detection failed or was delayed, and recommend specific improvements to SIEM rules, EDR policies, and alerting thresholds.
Deploy enhanced monitoring rules, threat hunting packages, and detection signatures based on the specific attacker TTPs observed during the incident.
A structured six-phase process aligned with NIST SP 800-61, from initial detection through post-incident hardening.
Immediate scoping of the incident including scope, severity, impacted systems, and regulatory obligations. Establish incident command and communication channels.
Isolate affected systems, revoke compromised credentials, and block attacker persistence and lateral movement while preserving forensic evidence.
Full forensic investigation including timeline reconstruction, IOC extraction, and attacker TTP mapping to MITRE ATT&CK across all affected systems.
Remove all attacker presence including malware, backdoors, rogue accounts, and unauthorised access paths from every compromised system.
Restore systems from clean backups, validate integrity, and return operations to normal in a controlled, verified sequence with enhanced monitoring.
Detailed incident report, lessons-learned review, hardening recommendations, and tabletop exercise to prepare your team for future incidents.
Companies currently experiencing or recently recovering from a security breach needing immediate expert response, forensic investigation, and verified recovery.
Banks, fintech companies, and capital market firms with strict regulatory breach notification timelines and high-value data requiring forensic investigation.
Organisations handling PII, PHI, or regulated data with compliance obligations for breach notification, forensic evidence preservation, and audit documentation.