Cyber Incident Response and Recovery

Effective Responsiveness to Cyber Threats.

Incident Response Readiness Begins With Visibily

According to IDC, the goal of incident readiness is to minimize the impact of security incidents while reducing recovery time and costs. Investing in readiness is crucial for achieving these outcomes. Start by gaining a clear understanding of your current capabilities and identifying security gaps, particularly those that may go unnoticed by your team. The longer these gaps persist, the higher the risk of exploitation.


Our cybersecurity experts evaluate your response framework, management structure, and tools and technologies. We provide tailored recommendations and a roadmap that outlines actions to enhance your incident response readiness and cyber maturity.


By implementing a formal incident response framework, along with industry best practices and threat intelligence, we help you develop your A-game.

Evaluate Incident Readiness with Cyber Maturity in Mind


The effectiveness of an incident readiness evaluation relies  on the expertise of the individuals conducting it. This process demands extensive cybersecurity experience.


Our assessment encompasses several capability domains, which include both strategic functions like governance and measurement, as well as operational functions such as incident verification, remediation, and reporting.


Once we gather the necessary information, we align it with a capability maturity model. This mapping allows our experts to provide insights on how you can enhance your incident response capabilities.


Effective Responsiveness by Establishing the Right Priorities

Cyber incident readiness evaluations  raise important questions about priorities. Which areas, when enhanced, deliver quick value? The priority areas we suggest are tailored to your cyber maturity and security goals. Some key examples include automated metrics and threat hunting.


Metrics should be adopted using an independent, standardized, and scalable framework. Custom frameworks may miss critical data points. The  framework should integrate seamlessly with your security tools, facilitate consistent data collection, and enable comparisons with external metrics and trends.

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