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Incident Response Readiness
Succeeding as a business means putting yourself in the firing line of cyber threats. You can’t eliminate these outside threats, But you can be prepared.
Organisations typically struggle to respond adequately to a cyber incident, for two reasons: they lack understanding of relevant threat actors; and they have insufficient clarity around risks, strategy and responsibilities to act effectively during an incident.
Performanta’s Incident Response Readiness service solves these issues by enabling organisations to be well-prepared to deal with relevant incident scenarios.
We enable customers to build confident teams that are trained to respond under pressure, specifically:
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Helping organisations to make risk-based prioritisation decisions
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Reviewing and creating playbooks.
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Exercising response teams: first responder training and tabletop exercises.
Our services enable you to:
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Increase Resilience: maintain operations while under attack and minimise disruption.
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Reduce Risk: enable and support your response teams, minimising response and recovery cost.
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Comply with regulations (e.g. NIS2) and standards (e.g. ISO 27001, ISO 27035, CIS20, NIST CSF).
Digital Forensics
Digital forensics is the process of identifying, acquiring, analyzing, and preserving electronic evidence from digital devices.
It plays a crucial role in investigating cybercrimes, data breaches, and other criminal activities involving digital data.
Performanta offers:
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Log file analysis correlate activities and determine the sequence of events relevant to a security incident
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Malware analysis: reversing engineering to determine the malware source, how it operates and how to defend against it.
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Network forensics: detailed analysis of network events to understand a security incident
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Forensic imaging: capturing a snapshot of the contents of a digital asset for investigation.
Digital forensics are vital for legal proceedings, as they provide admissible evidence in court. Additionally, they aid understanding security breaches, identifying vulnerabilities, and improving cybersecurity controls.
