Incident Response Management
A cyber breach can be a stressful and expensive experience for any business, and how you respond is crucial. Our team of experts is here to help you manage a cyber event, respond swiftly, and prevent future incidents.
Half of all cyberattacks target small and medium-sized businesses, and 90% of these businesses have data that could be compromised in the event of an attack.
When your business is faced with a cyber breach
When a business falls victim to a cyber attack, there are several factors to navigate in order to contain the damage and restore normal operations. Here are some of the key areas ZeroDay Armour assists businesses with.
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Containment
Containing a breach and preventing further damage requires different approaches based on several factors. This could include disconnecting affected systems from the network, shutting down compromised servers, or isolating vulnerable devices.
02
Investigation
Once the breach is contained, an investigation should be carried out to assess the extent of the damage and understand how the attack occurred. This typically involves forensic analysis to pinpoint the cause of the breach.
03
Breach Consultation
Containing a breach and preventing further damage may require different strategies, depending on several factors. This could include disconnecting affected systems from the network, shutting down compromised servers, or isolating vulnerable devices.
04
Remediation
Once the breach is contained and the investigation is complete, the business must take steps to remediate the damage and restore normal operations. This may involve recovering lost data, repairing compromised systems, and implementing new security measures to prevent future breaches.
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Post-breach analysis
After the breach is contained and normal operations are restored, a post-breach analysis should be conducted to identify key lessons learned and areas for improvement.