Eventus Incident Response Service

Identifying the occurrence and determining its gravity is the first step. To categorize and prioritize incidents in order to address the most pressing problems first, incident analysis is essential.

The next step after locating the problem is to contain it by isolating the impacted systems and data to limit additional harm. In this step, the attacker's access to the organization's systems and data is restricted while the attack's source is isolated.

The response plan includes steps to remediate the incident and implement additional security controls. This step involves assessing the organization's security posture and implementing measures to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.

This stage entails performing a thorough root cause analysis to identify the incident's primary cause and evaluate the incident's effects on the organization's operations, reputation, and technological infrastructure.

Eventus provides a detailed report of the incident post-remediation, which includes reports covering up to 16 operations performed by the team for better senior management visibility. This step helps organizations understand the root cause of the incident and make informed decisions to improve their security posture.

The final step in the process is to assess the organization's vulnerabilities, conduct penetration testing, and hardening assessment on impacted assets. Regular tabletop exercises and continuous security validation are also essential to ensure the organization's security posture is up-to-date and effective.

Incident Response(IR) is the process of identifying, investigating, containing, and resolving an incident or security breach. The goal of incident response is to quickly detect and respond to the security incident, contain the damage, and restore normal operations as soon as possible.

An incident response plan is a documented strategy that outlines actions to be taken in the event of a cyberattack or security breach. The plan typically includes predefined tools, procedures, roles and responsibilities, and communication protocols to facilitate efficient collaboration and decision-making during a crisis. The main goal of an incident response plan is to minimize damage, mitigate risk, and expedite the restoration of regular operations.

An incident plan is crucial for any organization. Having an effective and well-designed incident plan can help minimize the damage caused by an incident and ensure that the organization can quickly return to normal operations. It also helps to identify and prioritize critical assets and resources, assign responsibilities and roles to the relevant personnel, and establish clear communication channels. Additionally, an incident plan can help organizations comply with legal and regulatory requirements, maintain customer trust, and avoid reputational loss.

There are various types of security incidents that organizations can face. However, some main types of security incidents include: Malware, Phishing, Ransomware, Advanced Persistent Threat(APT), Insider Threat, Data breach & exfiltration.

Incident Response services are managed services with several benefits such as access to the highly skilled team of experts who have extensive experience handling and managing complex incidents besides 24x7 monitoring and faster detection and response. These services usually comes through a service level agreement to ensure confidentiality.

It's essential for organizations to have a comprehensive incident response plan to quickly respond to and recover from a cyberattack or security breach. A good incident response plan should have some key elements including but not limited to:

1. Clearly defined roles and responsibilities;
2. Rapid response and escalation procedures;
3. Comprehensive incident classification and prioritization;
4. Effective communication protocols;
5. Clear incident documentation procedures;
6. Regular testing and review

We have crafted a reliable and comprehensive ‘Incident Readiness and Response’ service covering all aspects of incident response – detection, investigation, containment, remediation, recovery, and reporting. We proactively identify gaps in your security posture and continuously improve it through our incident readiness service, reducing the attack surface. Our team of highly-trained threat hunters and incident responders quickly swing into action. We partner with your team to create a tailored response and remediation plan that is optimized for your operational needs, harnessing your current investments and resources to expedite onboarding.