The visible flaw is not always the starting point
The first symptom noticed rarely points to where the attack really began.
If only the consequence is dealt with, the root cause can stay hidden.
We find out how the attacker got in, what they reached and what needs to be closed so they cannot come back.
When a system is compromised, decisions have to be made quickly – about containment, notification and recovery. Without a clear picture of what happened, those decisions rest on assumptions.
The first symptom noticed rarely points to where the attack really began.
If only the consequence is dealt with, the root cause can stay hidden.
Rebooting, reinstalling or a hasty recovery can wipe out important traces.
Preserving evidence properly in the first hours can be decisive.
Under the GDPR, an incident involving personal data generally has to be reported to the authority within 72 hours, and organisations covered by NIS2 must send an early warning within 24 hours.
That requires knowing what is affected – documented findings help.
Dealing with a suspected incident? Talk to us before you clean up.
Request a consultationWe combine forensic analysis with an attacker’s perspective. Knowing how systems are broken into helps us reconstruct how it happened in your environment.
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