24/7 Incident Response Service
In the event of a cyber attack, you need to know you’ve got the right people on your side. Our 24/7 Incident Response Service is designed to identify, contain and eject attackers quickly, to get you back on your feet
To contain the scope of an attack, your response needs to be fast with the best tools and expertise at your disposal. But what if your internal team can’t cope in the event of a breach?
Our team is here to help, with around the clock response and the expertise you need to get back online securely.
The experts you need on hand
With our Incident Response Service Subscription you get the support of our security experts on hand when you need them. Stay informed about your security posture with regular check-ins and reviews year-round. Plus, if the worst does happen, we’re ready to spring into action with a detailed incident response plan tailored to your environment.
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A security incident is an event that means an organisation’s data or systems have been breached or the measures in place to protect them have failed. An event is anything that’s significant enough to have disrupted your normal operations and can range from low to high severity.
Attackers can improve their chances of success by attacking at a time you’re least likely to detect a breach. Typically, attackers will have conducted research on their targets and be aware of your typical operating hours, choosing to attack out of hours. Without a 24/7 SOC on your side, it’s easy for an attack to evade detection for days.
Incident response allows organisations to plan for a security incident, laying out how they can best respond, contain the attack and get their systems back online. Ultimately the aim of incident response is to limit the damage and disruption an attack can cause after it has begun.
In the event of an attack or security incident, the most important thing is to stay calm and follow the incident response plan. You want security experts on your side at times like these, so a plan for who to call in is also vital.
An incident response plan takes the guessing out of responding to a security incident. By planning for various scenarios, assigning responsibilities and enlisting outside support, you have the best chances of successfully managing an attack and minimising the impact.
You should plan for a range of scenarios including different types of attacks and different staffing levels. For example, what’s the plan if an attack happens over a bank holiday weekend or Christmas break?
Your plan should include;
- Who is responsible for which response tasks
- An outline of internal procedures and when to escalate
- Which resources and documents need to be secured as a priority
- A process for nofifying others of the breach, both technical resources and company-wide communications
- When and how often this plan should be reviewed and tested
Once an attacker is ejected from your environment, they’ll fight harder than ever to regain control. By the time they’ve breached your environment it’s likely that they’ve spent significant time and resources planning and researching their attack – so they won’t give up easily. Once they’ve been removed it’s vital that you’re prepared with the experts you need to keep them out for good.