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Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DF/IR)

Digital forensics & incident response-as-a-service

DFIR reduces the damage caused by cyberattacks and helps prevent their recurrence. It includes various tools and techniques like forensic imaging, malware analysis, network analysis, and log analysis.

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Digital forensic and incident response

Digital response and incident response of DFIR analyses and responds to cyberattack incidents like data breaches, network intrusion, and malware attacks. It aims at containing threats and recovering from them through collecting and analyzing digital evidence.

Is your organization DFIR ready?

DFIR protects against harmful impact of cyber incidents, it is necessary for your organization and if you do not have the following capabilities, your organization is DFIR ready.

Early detection

According to IBM’s cost of a data breach report, organizations who can respond and detect threats faster in less than 200 days saved $1.2 million. DFIR does exactly that for your organization, it responds quickly by taking you steps ahead of criminals.

Effective response

A study at Ponemon institute found that a company with a comprehensive incident plan can save up to $1.23 million per breach. DFIR offers a comprehensive approach to managing, containing, and recovering threats.

Mitigation of damage

DFIR helps mitigate the damage caused by cyber-attacks. They help in recovery and early detection, saving a lot of money and liabilities.

Prevention of future incidents

DFIR helps figure out vulnerabilities in your system that can help you to strengthen your defense against cyber-attacks. For example, a vulnerability assessment can help find your weakness in your system and fix it before cybercriminals attack it.

  • Identification: This involves identifying the scope of the incident, the affected assets, and the potential impact of the incident.
  • Identification: This involves identifying the scope of the incident, the affected assets, and the potential impact of the incident.
  • Identification: This involves identifying the scope of the incident, the affected assets, and the potential impact of the incident.
  • Analysis: This Analysis involves analyzing the collected evidence to identify the incident’s cause and extent and determine the best course of action.
  • Reporting: This involves preparing a comprehensive report of the findings and recommendations for the future prevention of similar incidents.
  • Remediation: This involves taking steps to mitigate the incident’s impact and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.
  • Legal: This involves ensuring that all legal requirements and obligations are met during the investigation and reporting phases, including compliance with data privacy and security laws.

IntigrityShield DFIR-as-a-Service

Outsourcing these services can be beneficial for various reasons:

Specialized experts-

we have a team with necessary tools and techniques to solve complex case scenarios.

Specialized experts-

we have a team with necessary tools and techniques to solve complex case scenarios.

Cost effective-

building an in-house DFIR team is expensive, we already have those so that you can save money.

Faster response –

the faster it is to analyze threats and faster you can save your system. We achieve that for you.

Scalability –

incidents can happen any time, our services can be scaled up and down according to your needs.

Types of DFIR services

Analysis of vulnerabilities uses various techniques such as:

  • Network forensics- analysis of network traffic to check intrusions and breaches to recover it.
  • Memory forensics- analysis of RAM to check incidents of threat activities to recover data.
  • Malware analysis- reverse engineering of malware to identify its functioning and to develop techniques for detecting and removing it from infected systems.
  • Forensic data recovery – recovery from compromised, damaged and infected storage devices.
  • Forensic accounting – analysis of financial data to predict frauds and other crimes.
  • Social media investigations- collecting and analyzing information from social media to investigate criminal activities online.
  • Cybercrime investigations- investigation of all types of cybercrimes to build defense and initiate recovery.

Want to know more about DFIR? Connect with the experts today!

Common Questions

DFIR FAQs

Digital forensics and incident response involves investigations and analysis of digital data to check and respond to security incidents.

To identify data breaches and other security issues to save your information from criminals.

DFIR helps with a wide range of threats like malware attacks, ransomware attacks, insider threats, intellectual property theft, fraud, financial crimes, and regulatory compliance violations.

It involves investigation through analysis of information, evidence collection, forensic analysis of data and digital devices leading to recommendation and remediation.

Laptops, computers, mobile devices, network device, and cloud services

Yes, it can be used for proactive measures to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen the defense against cyberattacks.

Our DFIR engineer keeps all confidential policies and agreements in place and ensures secure evidence handling for maintaining the confidentiality of the investigation.