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EMERGENCY CONTACT

Rapid Mobilization

We deploy within minutes of an alert. Time is the most critical factor in limiting damage.

Threat Eradication

We don't just stop the bleeding; we remove the infection root and branch.

Recovery & Hardening

Get back to business faster with our guided recovery and post-incident hardening.

Our Response Capabilities

Structured review of your environment for traces of active or past compromise — including APT scans, log and endpoint analysis.

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Incident Response

Boots-on-the-ground support to handle breaches, from initial triage to final remediation.

Digital forensics to determine the root cause, scope, and timeline of an attack for legal and technical clarity.

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Case story: zero-day response to Log4Shell

What an immediate engagement at a regulated company looked like in 2021 — exploit chain contained in under five minutes.

Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) — regulated company

Immediate incident response: analysis of affected products via SIEM and ad-hoc analysis scripts, affected systems identified through emergency use cases, containment in under five minutes, ad-hoc blocking from our own threat intelligence — no data exfiltration.

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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions our customers ask most often.

What should I do first during a cyber attack?
Stay calm, do not wipe or rebuild affected systems, preserve evidence and contact us immediately — the hotline number is provided via the emergency request.
Do you help without an existing contract?
Yes. We support non-customers in acute incidents, though a retainer significantly shortens ramp-up time.
What does an incident response retainer include?
Guaranteed response times, pre-agreed access and escalation paths, and fixed commercial terms for the emergency.
Do you support regulatory reporting?
Yes. We supply the technical facts required for GDPR, NIS2 or sector-specific notifications.

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