What do we offer?
We will conduct post-breach and post-incident analysis to identify the source of the incident that compromised your company’s security. We will secure information about the attack: investigate the attacker’s IP address, determine which vulnerabilities were exploited to make the attack successful, and check if the intruder left backdoors that could facilitate future attacks. We will secure data in compliance with digital forensic principles, for example, for use in legal proceedings. Additionally, we will verify whether related systems and security policies have been compromised.
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How do we work?
1. Attacker identification
We will determine the source of the attack, locate the intruder, and identify their IP address. Using network information, we will uncover the identities of the individuals involved.
2. Identifying security vulnerabilities
We will examine which vulnerabilities in your organization’s system were exploited by the attackers. Identifying these weaknesses allows us to investigate whether the intruder left additional pathways for potential future attacks.
3. Consequences of the breach
We will identify the locations and areas that were compromised during the breach. We will investigate which data was leaked and whether the attacker left any malware that could be used for future unauthorized attacks or provide ongoing access to highly protected resources.
4. Report with recommendations
We will prepare documentation and create a comprehensive post-breach analysis report, which will be delivered through an agreed distribution method. The report will include the results of the post-breach analysis, identified vulnerabilities, and recommendations on how to improve your company’s security.
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What else do we offer?
We will help implement IT security in your organization or specific elements of it. Check out our offer for other IT security-related services.
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Why is it worth conducting a post-breach analysis?
You will learn about the mistakes you made in securing your company. A professional post-breach analysis will provide answers to the questions of why and how the attack occurred. As a result of the analysis, a report will be created that will help you better secure your company.
You will check how the attacker operated. An effectively conducted post-breach analysis will contribute to identifying vulnerabilities and verifying whether the attacker has left any possibility for a subsequent attack.
How much does a post-breach analysis cost?
The cost of a post-breach analysis depends on many factors, such as the size of the organization and the number of systems that were compromised. The number of locations and the expected time for completing the analysis are also important, which impacts the final price. Each post-breach analysis project is individually priced by us according to the scope of needs and the preferred timeline.
What is the scope of activities in a post-breach analysis?
- Investigation aimed at verifying the attacker
- Investigation aimed at identifying the victim’s errors
- Investigation of the effects of the breach
- Report with recommendations
Benefits of conducting a post-breach analysis
After an attack, you already know that your company is not safe. We will help you prevent another attack. We will identify security vulnerabilities, enabling you to effectively close off avenues for future attackers.