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Management & clarification of IT security incidents
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Management & clarification of IT security incidents
Contact us nowIn the event of a cyber attack or IT security incident, swift and targeted action is essential. TÜVIT supports you with services covering digital forensics and incident response, helping you to analyse attack vectors and causes, identify affected systems and implement appropriate countermeasures.
Our services help you to minimise damage and downtime, restore secure operations more quickly and better prevent future security incidents.
On this page, you will find information on the following key areas:
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TÜVIT’s Incident Response Readiness Check identifies vulnerabilities within your organisation at an early stage, strengthens your ability to respond, and helps to specifically reduce downtime, damage and compliance risks. Put your trust in security with substance.
With our Leak Detection Service, we can identify at an early stage whether sensitive company data has been compromised. This enables you to react quickly and minimise potential damage in a targeted manner. Rely on proactive cyber security.
With our Incident Response Service, we minimise damage, neutralise threats and help you to quickly restore secure operations. Together, we strengthen your systems for the long term and lay the foundations for better prevention of future incidents. Rely on effective, systematic support.
Through our Digital Forensic Investigation Service, we analyse whether and how systems, data or user accounts have been compromised, and secure relevant findings and evidence. In this way, we provide clarity on the causes and consequences, identify appropriate countermeasures and help you to reduce future risks in a targeted manner. Rely on forensic expertise for long-term security.
With our Post-Breach Assessment, we highlight what worked well during a security incident and where processes, decision-making or documentation could be improved. This enables you to address specific gaps and respond more quickly and confidently the next time an incident occurs. Improve today what will matter tomorrow.
Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) combines the forensic analysis of IT security incidents with a structured response to cyber-attacks. The aim is to identify the causes, attack vectors and affected systems, to minimise damage and to restore IT security in a targeted manner.
An incident response service provider should be called in as soon as a cyber attack, data breach, ransomware infection or any other compromise is suspected or confirmed. The sooner the response begins, the more effectively the impact, downtime and consequential damage can be limited.
Incident response typically involves analysing the incident, containing the threat, identifying affected systems, restoring secure operations and carrying out a post-incident review. The aim is to manage the attack in a controlled manner and to better prevent future incidents.
A digital forensic investigation can reveal how an attack took place, which systems, data or user accounts were affected, and what traces the attacker left behind. This involves analysing log data, indicators of compromise and other digital traces, amongst other things, in order to reliably assess the causes and consequences.
Organisations can prepare by regularly reviewing their incident response processes, roles, escalation procedures and technical measures. An incident response readiness check helps to identify vulnerabilities at an early stage and to improve responsiveness in a targeted manner before an actual security incident occurs.
DFIR helps to assess security incidents more quickly, isolate affected systems in a targeted manner and implement appropriate countermeasures. This makes it possible to minimise business disruption, limit consequential damage and restore secure operations more quickly. At the same time, the insights gained provide the basis for better preventing similar incidents in the future.