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Incident Recovery

Recovery after an Incident


If an incident has occurred and hackers have intruded into your system, it is essential to identify and mitigate the effects of their malicious activities and restore a normal system functionality as fast as possible. Our experts will start working on it immediately upon receiving your request for incident recovery.

During the process of a system recovery it is very important not to erase any traces or logs left by hackers in order to start a legal investigation immediately after the system recovery.

A compromised system should always be inspected for the presence of backdoors and logic bombs which were probably installed by the attackers, which can open the system for other attacks or cause a serious damage to it, if not detected and properly removed in time.

After that our experts will a start system recovery as fast as possible in order to minimize losses caused by the malfunctioning system. The next step is the incident forensics process.

Incident Recovery Process


Incident Recovery Process
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