Experience counts when cyber criminals attack
Holker have expertise in detecting, containing and eradicating cyber intrusions.
We can work with your existing support company, internal team or take over completely.
Holker’s seasoned security engineers can spin up copies of your servers in Holker’s cloud infrastructure and hit the ground running – in the shortest time possible.
Destructive attacks
From malware infections and ransomware attacks to sophisticated intrusions causing disruption to your organisation, Holker has the know-how.
Holker’s security engineers are experts in getting companies back on their feet, keeping organisational disruption to a minimum.
Financial crime
Payment card theft, fraud and extortion are popular lines of attack for today’s cyber criminal and you need the best security engineers to help.
Holker will work with the local authorities to help further their investigations and help protect against losses.
Protect data
Why Holker Cyber Attack Response?
Our security engineers have years of detailed experience not only in protecting customers, but dealing with organisations that come to us when the worst happens.
Holker’s unique cloud infrastructure allows us to get your servers operational again in the shortest amount of time, whilst investigations are ongoing to ensure your business can continue to operate.
Trust Holker’s cyber attack response team to get you back on your feet.
Holker’s Cyber Attack Response team is ready to help.
- A top class security pedigree ensuring the impact of a cyber attack are kept to a minimum.
- A dedicated Cyber Attack Response team to deal with your organisations operational issues.
- Highly experienced security professionals working on-site and remotely to repair your systems..
- Standby servers and desktop as a service infrastructure to getting you up and running fast.
- 24 hour support when your organisation and users need it most.
Holker's Cyber Attack Response
Containment: Once an incident is detected, it is crucial to contain it promptly to prevent further damage or data loss. This may involve isolating affected systems from the network, disabling compromised accounts, or blocking malicious IP addresses.
Evidence Preservation: Preserve all relevant evidence related to the incident. This includes system logs, network traffic data, and any other digital artefacts that may help in investigating the incident or prosecuting the perpetrators.
Analysis and Investigation: Conduct a thorough analysis of the incident to determine the scope, impact, and root cause. This may involve forensic analysis, reviewing logs, examining malware samples, and conducting interviews with affected individuals.
Response and Recovery: Develop a tailored response strategy based on the nature of the incident. This could involve patching vulnerabilities, removing malware, restoring data from backups, or implementing additional security controls to prevent future incidents.
Communication: Establish clear communication channels within the incident response team, as well as with relevant stakeholders such as senior management, legal counsel, and law enforcement agencies. Regular updates should be provided to ensure everyone is informed of the progress and any necessary actions.
Collaboration: Work closely with internal teams and external parties, such as IT departments, legal teams, public relations, and law enforcement agencies, to co-ordinate efforts and share information effectively. Collaboration is crucial in mitigating the incident and preventing its recurrence.
Continuous Improvement: After the incident is resolved, conduct a thorough post-incident review to identify lessons learned and areas for improvement. Update your incident response plan and security controls based on the insights gained from the incident.
Compliance and Reporting: Ensure that all legal and regulatory requirements related to cybercrime incidents are met. This may include reporting the incident to relevant authorities, notifying affected individuals or organisations, and complying with data breach notification laws.
Remember that every cybercrime incident is unique, and the specific response may vary depending on the circumstances. It is important to adapt these main points to suit your organisation’s specific needs and industry best practices.
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