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Incident Playbooks
View allRansomware
Encryption-based extortion attack targeting files, databases, or entire systems with ransom demands for decryption keys.
Phishing
Social engineering attack delivered via email, SMS, or messaging platforms designed to harvest credentials or deliver malicious payloads.
Data Exfiltration
Unauthorized transfer of sensitive data outside the organization through network channels, cloud services, or removable media.
Insider Threat
Malicious or negligent activity by an authorized user, employee, contractor, or business partner that compromises data or systems.
Knowledge Base
Browse allResponse Framework
Incident Lifecycle
Perform initial assessment to determine the scope, severity, and nature of the incident.
Execute short-term and long-term containment measures to prevent further spread of the threat across the environment.
Secure and preserve volatile and non-volatile evidence in a forensically sound manner before any remediation actions alter system state.
Systematically gather artifacts, telemetry, and forensic evidence from endpoints, servers, cloud services, network devices, and security tooling.
Conduct deep-dive forensic analysis across collected evidence to reconstruct the full attack timeline, identify the root cause, determine the extent of compromise, and map adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
Remove all traces of adversary presence from the environment including malware, backdoors, persistence mechanisms, unauthorized accounts, and compromised credentials.
Restore affected systems and services to normal operations using verified clean baselines, backups, or rebuilt images.
Conduct a thorough post-incident review to document lessons learned, evaluate the effectiveness of the response, and identify gaps in detection, prevention, and response capabilities.