Instant Response

Our state-of-the-art Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system continuously monitors your network for suspicious activity. If a threat is detected, our team of experts is alerted immediately.

Typical sequence: correlation reports an unusual data outflow at half past two in the morning. The on-call analyst is at the screen minutes later and starts classifying it — is this a backup run or is it not.

Our team immediately takes measures to stop the spread of the threat. This can include isolating infected systems, blocking user accounts or adjusting firewall rules.

Typical sequence: in a ransomware attack the affected systems are cut off from the rest of the network before the encryption gets past the first server. How much can be saved depends on how early detection bites — we do not promise a percentage in advance.

Our experts conduct a thorough forensic investigation to determine the cause, scope and impact of the incident.

Typical sequence: after a database breach we analyse the logs from the period, determine the vulnerability used, and record which records were affected. That is the basis for the notification under Article 33 GDPR — and for the question of whether a notification is needed at all.

Based on our analysis, we develop and implement a customized plan to completely eliminate the threat from your network.

Typical sequence: where what remains is not a single piece of malware but access held over months, removal runs in stages: close the routes first, remove the tools next, renew every credential last. Change the order and you tell the attacker they have been found.

We restore affected systems and implement additional security measures to make future attacks more difficult.

Typical sequence: after a successful phishing attack, restoring the affected accounts is not enough. It takes a second factor, a tighter filter, and training on exactly the pattern that worked.

Once the incident has been concluded, we prepare a comprehensive report with detailed findings and specific recommendations for improving your security situation.

Typical sequence: you receive a chronology of the incident, an analysis of the weaknesses exploited, and a list of measures — ordered by effort and effect, so you can decide what happens first.