Digital Forensics and Incident Response

Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) is a specialized field focused on identifying, mitigating, and investigating cybersecurity incidents.

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Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) with the SOC360 Team

Our offer includes:

  • Mobilization of a three-person team of experts within 4 hours of incident reporting.

  • Option to scale up the team to six members within 24 hours of the incident report.

  • Immediate remote response after mobilization or on-site response at the incident location, depending on the time required to mobilize the team and travel time from the SOC360 headquarters.

  • Collection, preservation, and analysis of system and application logs using tools such as the ELK Stack and other large-scale data processing tools to determine the attack vector, timeline, and impact.

  • Analysis of memory images and system or portable storage drives to identify digital traces of the incident.

  • Preservation and analysis of evidence using specialized devices and software:

    • Write-blocker devices, disk cloning equipment

    • Software for creating and analyzing disk and memory images

  • Reverse engineering of malicious code.

  • CTI (Cyber Threat Intelligence) and OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) investigation.

  • All actions are conducted while maintaining the chain of custody.

  • Portable storage (NAS devices, portable USB drives) for backups, disk imaging, and memory imaging, with a capacity of at least 20 TB.

  • Devices and software for creating and analyzing disk and memory images:

    • Write-blocker devices

    • Disk cloning devices

    • Software for disk and memory cloning

    • Software for disk and memory image analysis

    • Software for log collection and analysis

  • Log analysis tools

  • Malware analysis tools

  • Preparation of materials and reports related to the incident

  • Testifying as a witness during investigations

  • Participation in meetings

  • Providing materials and reports related to the incident

  • Conducting negotiations to obtain additional information

  • Conducting negotiations to delay actions by cybercriminal groups

  • Conducting negotiations for ransom payment

  • Technical support for activities related to ransom payment

  • Technical advisory

  • Providing support in the role of Incident Manager

  • Leading and coordinating actions to contain the incident and mitigate its impact

  • Collaboration and advisory support for local IT and security teams

  • Coordination of activities involving external parties

  • Support in system recovery and restoration

The SOC360 Team

SOC360 detects, analyzes, and responds to cybersecurity incidents every day for dozens of organizations around the world. We monitor over 150,000 computers and servers, as well as user activity, LAN traffic, and cloud services. Our team has the expertise, experience, processes, and tools necessary to provide comprehensive incident response—from the initial suspicion of an incident to the delivery of a final report. We use professional, commercial-grade tools and follow DFIR best practices in all our activities.

Our certificates
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