Why is it
important to do so?
If you are the victim of a cyberattack and do not have a team capable of responding efficiently, the damage and recovery cost can be unbearable and lead to disastrous losses for your business.
What is an
incident response?
With our incident response team (CSIRT), we handle crisis response in organizations for incidents such as a cyberattack on your applications, information compromise, identity theft, DDoS attacks, system failures, etc.
We are responsible for identifying, containing, and reacting to a security incident.
What does this
service include?
- Crisis Management (Business + Reputational)
- Incident Handling, cooperating with IT teams
- Performing Forensics Analysis, Threat Analysis, or Threat Hunting
- Preparation of a Report with Improvement Actions for the organization
How do we do it?
The first thing is to handle the incident by managing a crisis in which the business may be affected, responding to contingencies, while technologically analyzing the situation and responding, either by using allied services such as Threat Hunting, Threat Analysis, or Forensics Analysis.
We offer an effective incident response, preparing a report of the damage suffered and recommending how to prevent future cyberattacks.
What do you need
for your company?
Organizations often deal with legal processes where providing a computer forensics report that proves the authenticity of digital evidence is a necessity, according to court rulings.
With our incident response team (CSIRT), we handle crisis response in organizations for incidents such as cyberattacks on your applications, information compromise, identity theft, DDoS attacks, system failures, etc. We are responsible for identifying, containing, and reacting to a security incident.
Antivirus software sometimes detects suspicious pieces of malware and automatically sends them to its laboratories for examination. In cases where employees of your organization detect anomalous behavior or suspicious pieces of software, our laboratory examines the details of a piece of malware and who might be trying to carry out a cyberattack on your infrastructure and networks.
Forensic analyses are assignments carried out by organizations to analyze a suspected security compromise on a device. Using analysis tools and methodologies, we can identify the origin of the alleged breach, identifying those technical selectors such as email, IP, crypto, etc. addresses, date, time, TTPs, and other data relevant to track the investigation in legal matters.

