Most companies rely on their IT systems and data to be able to run their businesses. This means that if something goes wrong the risk to productivity and brand image can spiral if there is not a remediation plan in place. The best incident response strategies are made well in advance of problems arising and are tested thoroughly to ensure the best outcome in a bad situation.
The steps a company takes after a breach, DDOS attack or malware infestation canaffect the level of damage that can be done and make any legal processes easier because the integrity of the evidence has been protected – the worst case scenario would be if any attempts of remediation by the IT department were to make the scenario worse.
Apstorm can provide a Cyber Incident Response service that will:
Identify that an attack is taking place
Determine the attack type and what systems or data have been compromised
Set the objectives of remediation including clean up and investigation
Discover who staged the attack and why
Investigate how it happened
Ensure the vulnerability has been addressed
Assess the overall business impact
All of these things are critical to limiting the damage done and getting organisations back on line.
The following tasks can be easily automated:
VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
Routine discovery and patching of missing security updates which significantly reduces risk exposure to exploits.
FILE INTEGRITY MONITORING
An operator will be immediately alerted to any change in the “known good” file status.
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Gives granular visibility into and reports on any exiting entities – hosts, installed software etc which is important for various security and IT Admin needs.
LOG COLLECTION & RETENTION
Logs can be retained for an unlimited amount of time which allows companies to comply with regulative requirements.
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