Incident Response & Digital Forensics

Quick, structured action during a cyber incident can mean the difference between containment and catastrophe. Cyberensic helps organisations respond to threats swiftly while uncovering what happened, how it happened, and how to prevent it in the future.

1. Risk Assessment

Identify likely threats, evaluate vulnerabilities, and prioritise critical systems to guide response strategies.

Understand where you’re most exposed before incidents occur.

2. Response Plan Development

Design clear, actionable incident response plans outlining team roles, escalation paths, and step-by-step procedures for different incident types.

Everyone knows what to do, when to do it, and who’s responsible.

3. Resource Allocation

Ensure the right people, technology, and forensic tools are in place and ready to be deployed during a cyber event.

This includes SIEMs, EDR tools, logging infrastructure, forensic imaging kits, and skilled incident handlers.

4. Communication Strategy

Build internal and external communication protocols to keep stakeholders informed during and after an incident.

Avoid confusion and misinformation under pressure.

5. Training & Simulation Exercises

Run table-top simulations and hands-on training to test team readiness and improve coordination during real attacks.

Build muscle memory before chaos strikes.

6. Digital Forensics & Evidence Collection

Collect and preserve digital evidence without tampering. Reconstruct attacker behavior, timeline, and impact.

Understand the full scope of the incident, support legal action, and close the root cause.

7. Plan Review & Continuous Improvement

Refine your response plans regularly based on lessons learned from incidents, new threats, or technology changes.

Stay prepared in a constantly evolving threat landscape.