Incident Response
Services
Preventive technologies like firewalls and malware protection
fall short due to human errors or technological flaws. A strong
security stance demands addressing not only breach detection
and response but also preventive technology shortfalls caused
by human error and glitches
Preventive technologies like firewalls and malware protection fall short due to human errors or technological flaws. A strong security stance demands addressing not only breach detection and response but also preventive technology shortfalls caused by human error and glitches
Ebryx: A Trusted
Cybersecurity Partner
Continuous security monitoring is now regarded as essential for organizations of all sizes. Preventive technologies such as firewalls and malware protection systems are essential but not sufficient. Prevention can and does fail, often due to mistakes people make or due to imperfections in the preventive technology itself. A sound security posture requires addressing the failure of prevention. This entails both detection of security breaches and responding to them to limit damage.
We recommend how you can improve security posture and develop capabilities to detect modern-day, cutting-edge attack campaigns by focused adversaries that easily bypass conventional security controls.
Answer Critical Security Questions with Ebryx Incident Response ServicesÂ
- Does your organization have appropriate threat detection and response capability?
- Does your staff have the training required to handle the incident properly so as not to lose forensic evidence?
- Does your staff have clearly defined roles and responsibilities in case of an attack?Â
- Is your organization capable of responding to incidents in a timely manner before they turn into hazards?
- What level of impact is the organization ready to endure?
- How quickly can the business recover from the incident?Â
Our ServicesÂ
Incident Readiness
Assessment
Assessment of current security posture against industry best practices, in alignment with the NIST standards, cover the following areas:
- Existing Detection and Response tooling and technologies
- Incident response processes & procedures in place
- Ability to sweep IOCs across all endpoints from a single point
- Ability to contain and isolate assets in case of an infection
- Ability to correlate current events with the past data
- Ability to eradicate injections from the endpoints in a surgical manner instead of reimaging
- Ability to attain enhanced endpoint and network visibility from forensic evidence collection and an investigation perspective
IR Plan, Procedures
& Playbooks
Development of the bespoke Incident Management Plan and its procedures cover:
- Incident identification and definition as per the nature of the business
- Incident types and lifecycles
- Incident escalation scenarios and handling processes
- Roles and responsibilities of the stakeholders
- Escalation matrix and response SLAs
Incident Readiness
Assessment
Breach response drills are conducted every 6 months with assumed compromise to:
- Execute the breach response playbooks as per the IR plan
- Evaluate the efficacy of the breach response tools deployed in the infrastructure
- Gauge the preparedness of the internal team to respond to a breach
- Improve the IR process with lessons learned
Incident Response &
Digital Forensics
Security Incidents that show signs of a breach are handled by Ebryx-qualified Incident Response and Forensics Services teams either remotely or on-site as per the nature of the incident. The incident response and digital forensic services comprise the following stages:
Attacks on SMEs
66%
Organizations experienced a cyberattack in the past 12 months
69%
Experienced an attack that got past their intrusion detection system
69%
Organizations said that cyberattacks were becoming more targeted
PICERL-6 Stages of Incident Handling
Identification: To determine the nature of a series of suspect events
Containment: To minimize the impact
Eradication: To remove the threat and mitigate the attack vector
Recovery: To return systems to a production-ready state
Lessons Learned: To identify key lessons that can be used to improve future operations
Evidence Collection: To analyze the evidence gathered in order to determine the nature of breaches
Digital Forensics: To ascertain the source of the attack on the compromised artifacts
PICERL- The 6 Stages of incident handling
Identification: To determine the nature of a series of suspect events
Containment: To minimize the impact
Eradication: To remove the threat and mitigate the attack vector
Recovery: To return systems to a production-ready state
Lessons Learned: To identify key lessons that can be used to improve future operations
Evidence Collection: To analyze the evidence gathered in order to determine the nature of breaches
Digital Forensics: To ascertain the source of the attack on the compromised artifacts
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