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Incident Response

Incident Response Planning, Testing, and Training are important when ensuring that computer incidents can be handled effectively and efficiently.

An Incident Reponse Plan allows an organization to successfully and securely restore network systems after an incident such as internal hacking, external hacking, or other event has occured. An Incident Response Plan is commonly supported via Incident Response Training and Testing, ensuring that users understand the steps to take in the event of an incident. Incident response planning is so important that it is now included in FFIEC Guidelines for financial institutions. Incident response planning is not limited to a single industry, however, and is appropriate for organizations of all sizes and complexities.

Intrinium Security offers:
  • Incident Response Planning
  • Incident Response Plan Testing
  • Incident Response Plan Training

Forensic Analysis

In the last few years both the technology and legal resources have evolved to provide a way to prosecute the perpetrators of computer crime. Computer forensic evidence is required to successfully pursue and prosecute an attacker that has compromised a network.

When a computer system or network is compromised, organizations frequently scramble to replace or restore the compromised infrastructure, paying little attention to maintaining evidence. In the last few years however, both the technology and legal resources have evolved to provide a way to prosecute the perpetrators of computer crime. Computer forensic evidence is often required to successfully pursue and prosecute an attacker that has compromised a network.

Computer forensics involves the application of the scientific method to digital media in order to either substantiate or challenge the validity of the suspected event. This evidence may be used in a court of law. Intrinium staff can offer assistance to organizations in need of forensic services and have performed these services for organizations ranging from small to large in cases where no sensitive data was compromised to cases in which hundreds of thousands of records were breached.

The forensic process often involves investigating computer systems to determine whether they are or have been used for illegal or unauthorized activities. Typically, computer forensics experts investigate data storage devices like hard drives, compact disks or other solid state devices. Intrinium's computer forensics experts:
  1. Verify an incident has taken place
  2. Gather evidence and maintain the chain of custody of the evidence using tools developed specifically to maintain evidence integrity
  3. Investigate and analyze the evidence
  4. Report results
Computer forensics must be performed in a fashion that adheres to the standards of evidence that are admissible in a court of law.

Contact us today for more information about Intrinium Forensic Analysis services!

Other Forensic Analysis Uses

Forensic Analysis can be useful for more than response to hacking incidents. Intrinium has been engaged to assist with:
  • Employee/employer disputes
  • Unfair termination disputes
  • e-Discovery
  • Policy and procedure adherence verification

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