Incident Response Intelligence Hub
Ransomware containment, BEC response, forensic investigation, and what to do in the first hours of a breach. Resources for IT teams, security leaders, and anyone who needs to respond — fast.
What Good Incident Response Looks Like
The first 24 hours of an incident set the trajectory for everything that follows. Decisions made under pressure — about what to shut down, who to call, whether to pay — have enormous long-term consequences for recovery time, legal exposure, insurance claims, and public disclosure obligations.
Effective incident response isn't improvised. It requires pre-agreed procedures, pre-approved access for your response team, and a forensic investigation that can answer the questions your lawyers, insurance carrier, and regulators will ask later: What was accessed? When did it start? Is the attacker still in the environment?
We publish here because understanding IR — even at a conceptual level — helps organizations make better decisions before, during, and after incidents. If you want a retainer so you're prepared before something happens, read about our IR retainer. If you're in an active incident, contact us now.
Latest IR Articles
FBI Wiretap Systems Breached: Assessing the Fallout and Securing Critical Infrastructure
The FBI confirms a breach impacting wiretap systems. We analyze the implications for critical infrastructure and the urgent need for modernized defense.
Securing the Algorithm: Managing Risks in Oracle’s AI-Driven Healthcare Evolution
Oracle Health’s AI integration promises efficiency, but security teams must prepare for new data privacy vulnerabilities.
Velvet Tempest Exploits ClickFix Technique to Unleash Termite Ransomware and CastleRAT
Attackers use fake browser errors to trick users into running malware. Learn how Velvet Tempest leverages ClickFix to distribute Termite ransomware.
Beyond Read-Only: Enabling Active Care with Advanced Isolated Recovery Environments
Discover how transforming Isolated Recovery Environments from static data vaults to active operational hubs ensures continuous patient care during ransomware attacks.
Ruby Jumper: How ScarCruft Breaches Air-Gapped Networks Using Zoho WorkDrive and USBs
North Korea's ScarCruft uses the Ruby Jumper campaign to infiltrate air-gapped networks via USB malware and Zoho WorkDrive C2 infrastructure.
Iranian Cyber-Offensive Looming: Google Mandiant Alerts on Aggressive Global Targeting
Google's Mandiant warns of an imminent surge in aggressive Iranian cyber-attacks targeting the US and Gulf allies. Learn about the evolving threat landscape.
Critical Care Under Siege: Ransomware Paralyzes Mississippi Health System Just Like TV’s 'The Pitt'
Life imitates art as a Mississippi hospital battles a ransomware attack, mirroring the chaos depicted in HBO's 'The Pitt'. We analyze the technical fallout.
Fake Next.js Job Repositories: Inside the In-Memory Malware Campaign
Attackers are weaponizing fake job assessments to deploy fileless malware via Next.js repositories. Learn detection strategies and mitigation tips.
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