We’re dedicated to helping businesses of all sizes navigate the challenges of cyber incidents with confidence. Our goal is to ensure your business continuity while protecting your valuable assets.
Cyber incident response is the process of identifying, containing, and resolving security breaches or other disruptive cyber events. It includes a set of strategies, procedures, and technologies designed to reduce the impact of such incidents, minimise downtime, and safeguard your organisation’s reputation and financial well-being.
Our team is skilled in managing a wide range of cyber incidents, from ransomware attacks and advanced persistent threats to insider threats and supply chain issues. We’re ready to provide immediate support with state-of-the-art tools and techniques, guiding you through recovery.
To help organisations better prepare for and respond to security incidents, Aruga Cyber offers a flexible IR retainer service. This service provides on-demand access to our expert digital forensics and incident response services, with flexible service levels and pricing
Our team of digital forensics experts is dedicated to preserving and analysing evidence, to uncover the root cause of an incident while providing detailed insights to support your organisation's recovery efforts. We adhere to strict forensic procedures to ensure the admissibility of our findings in legal proceedings.
Aruga Cyber's cybersecurity consultants work closely with your team to develop a tailored incident response plan, including risk assessments, threat modelling, and response strategies. We also conduct regular incident response exercises to test and refine the plan, ensuring your organisation is prepared for a wide range of cyber threats.
Our complimentary managed extended detection and response (MXDR) services provide continuous monitoring and active threat detection, helping to quickly address and mitigate the impact of cyber incidents. By integrating advanced analytics and threat intelligence, we can help you identify and neutralise threats before they escalate.
Following a cyber incident, Aruga Cyber's experts provide extensive support, including breach notification assistance, evidence preservation, and security enhancement recommendations. We also assist with post-incident activities, such as legal proceedings and regulatory compliance.
The first phase of our incident response process focuses on quickly identifying the nature and scope of the incident, as well as containing the damage to prevent further escalation. Our team utilises a range of incident response tools and frameworks, drawing on real-time threat intelligence to quickly assess the situation and implement appropriate containment measures.
After containing the incident, we focus on removing the threat and restoring normal operations. We work closely with your IT team to thoroughly investigate the incident, remove any malware or other malicious elements, and implement strategies to prevent future issues.
Following the successful resolution of the incident, Aruga Cyber conducts an in-depth review to evaluate the response and identify areas for improvement. analysis to understand the root cause, overall impact, and provide recommendations for strengthening your organisation's security posture. This includes creating a detailed incident report, which can be used for legal, regulatory, and insurance purposes.
By integrating real-time threat intelligence into our incident response strategy, we can help your organisation anticipate and prevent cyber threats, as well as make informed decisions during the response and recovery phases.
Our digital forensics capabilities play a crucial role in investigating and resolving cyber incidents. Our forensic analysis helps uncover the full extent of a breach and gather evidence to support recovery efforts.
Throughout the incident response process, Aruga Cyber conducts detailed risk assessments to inform decision-making and develop strategies to reduce the long-term impact of the incident on your organisation.
Provide guidance on containment, notification, and recovery strategies to minimise the impact on your organisation and its stakeholders.
Handle threats like phishing and malware distribution through email channels.
Detect and eliminate sophisticated, targeted attacks. designed to gain long-term access to your network and sensitive data.
Identify, contain, and remove various forms of malware, including keyloggers and backdoors, ensuring the integrity of your systems and data.
Assisting organisations in responding to ransomware attacks, helping to minimise downtime, restore operations, and prevent future incidents.
Address insider threats by current or former employees, contractors, or other trusted individuals with access to your systems and data.
Manage attacks that can compromise your online presence and applications, such as SQL injections and (XSS)
Responding to incidents involving the theft of intellectual property, providing guidance on evidence preservation, investigation, and legal proceedings.
Ensure your organisation's security by handling attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in third-party vendors or partners.
Our incident response hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ensuring that you can access our experts whenever a cyber incident occurs.
Aruga Cyber's team works closely with your legal counsel to gather and present admissible evidence, provide expert testimony, and support any legal proceedings related to the incident.
In the event of legal action, our team can assist with the documentation, analysis, and presentation of evidence to support your organisation's position.
We offer extended SLA options to provide immediate incident response support for non clients during a cyber crisis, with the option to become a retainer client afterwards.
Our team of incident response and digital forensics experts have decades of combined experience in managing a wide range of cyber incidents. We leverage cutting-edge technologies, threat intelligence, and proactive strategies to ensure the most effective and efficient response.
Aruga Cyber is renowned for our industry-leading SLA of 1 hour for IR retainer clients, ensuring that our team can be deployed immediately to contain the damage and initiate the recovery process.
We follow forensic procedures and evidence preservation protocols, ensuring that our findings and recommendations are admissible in legal proceedings and align with industry regulations and standards.
A cyber security incident is an event that could lead to a compromise of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of an organisation’s systems, data, or other digital assets. This can include unauthorised data breaches, malicious software infections, denial-of-service attacks, and other disruptive cyber events.
An incident response plan (IRP) is a detailed, documented strategy that outlines the steps an organisation must take to identify, contain and recover from a cyber security incident. The IRP defines the roles, responsibilities, and procedures for various stakeholders, ensuring a coordinated and effective response to minimise the impact of a cyber attack.
A cyber security incident response plan is used whenever an organisation experiences or suspects a security breach or other disruptive cyber event. The plan serves as a roadmap for the incident response team to follow, guiding them through the necessary steps to identify the incident, contain the damage, eradicate the threat, and restore normal business operations.
A cyber incident response team (CIRT) is a group of security, IT, and digital forensics professionals responsible for responding to and managing cyber security incidents. The CIRT is typically responsible for implementing the organisation’s incident response plan, investigating the incident, and coordinating the recovery efforts.
The primary aim of a cyber security incident response team is to minimise the impact of a cyber incident on the organisation’s operations, data, and reputation. This involves quickly identifying the nature and scope of the incident, containing the damage, eradicating the threat, and restoring normal business activities as soon as possible.
Integrating threat hunting into the incident response process can significantly enhance an organisation’s cyber defence capabilities. By continuously monitoring for and investigating potential threats, the incident response team can proactively identify and neutralise cyber threats before they can escalate into a full-blown incident. This includes leveraging threat intelligence, advanced analytics, and forensic techniques to detect anomalies, uncover hidden threats, and inform the incident response plan.
