Incident Handling

Digital business initiatives and the massively increasing size and scale of the internet continue to lower the bar for hackers to carry out successful attacks. Incident response is the approach an organization or more specifically an IT security team takes in handling an incident or breach of a system or multiple systems. Frankly, with constant new strains of malware, sophisticated social engineering, DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks, insider theft and so many other threats against organizations, it is difficult to cover the depth and breadth of attack scenarios that an IT security team may face. Whether its detection, remediation or restoration security teams are looking for adequate support at a moment’s notice. Attackers simply have too many places to hide online, and the decreasing cost of infrastructure enables them to build and deploy malicious sites rapidly and take them down just as fast. At the same time, they have a much broader surface to attack, with so many digital assets now external to a company. Automate the connecting of the dots. Relying solely on analysts to make connections between data sets and indicators burns valuable time and increases the work required of your already-strapped analysts. Platforms exist that automatically connect infrastructure to ownership, components, and other elements of the internet to quickly find answers.