Compromise Assessment Services

Compromise Assessment Services

Our compromise assessment services are designed to identify and assess potential security breaches or compromises within your organization's IT environment.

What is a Compromise Assessment? 

A compromise assessment involves detecting and analyzing security breaches within an organization's IT infrastructure. It aims to uncover hidden threats that are still active or historical.

You could benefit from a compromise assessment if you’ve suffered a known breach, detected suspicious activity on your network or simply for peace of mind before undertaking significant IT activity.


 

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The Importance of Compromise Assessment Services

Our compromise assessment service is recommended for any organization that is worried it might have been compromised or simply wants confirmation that any historical breaches have been remediated.

Alongside the regulatory benefits of compromise assessment services, there are several other key benefits to your organization.

  • Early Detection and Reduced Impact: Through early detection, the impact of a compromise on your organization can be significantly reduced. Both in terms of financial losses and damage to your reputation.
  • Comprehensive Evaluation: You will gain a deeper insight into your organization's security posture.
  • Reactive to Proactive: Our team can help your organization understand the full scope of a successful attack, ensuring more effective defense measures can be undertaken in the future.

 

What to Expect from Compromise Assessment Services with Bridewell 

Our compromise assessment services are designed to detect and assess any potential breaches or compromises within your organization's IT infrastructure that may not be evident at a surface-level analysis.

Through this service, our experts determine whether a network, system or device has been compromised by a cyber attacker through malware or other methods.

 

The key components of our compromise assessment service include:

Incident Detection

Bridewell’s primary goal with compromise assessment services is to determine if a system has been breached. This can include breaches by advanced persistent threats (APT), malware or unauthorized user access. Our experts search for indicators of compromise (IOC), like unauthorized account access and unusual network traffic or system behavior patterns.

Root Cause Analysis

Bridewell’s cyber incident exercising service incorporates members from various After detecting a potential compromise, a system analysis is performed to identify the root cause of the breach and the tactics and techniques used by the attacker.

Malware and Forensic Analysis

Our team of compromise specialists will analyze and reverse engineer malware or lines of malicious code used in the attack. This helps us understand the behaviour of the attacker and gain further insight into their activities and intent.

Threat Intelligence

Our cybersecurity experts also use threat intelligence to understand the broader context of an attack. This can include the identification of known actors, attack patterns and specific tools used to compromise your system.

Triage Remediation

Once the breach has been identified and assessed, our team provides guidance on how to contain, remove or mitigate the compromise. This might range from cleaning infected systems, patching security vulnerabilities or providing recommendations for the prevention of future breaches.

Learn more about our Incident Response Services

If you require a compromise assessment service, speak with one of our team to see how we can support.

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Compromise Assessment FAQs

A compromise assessment works by collecting and analyzing threat data from within an organization's IT environment, including their logs and network traffic. The aim is to detect signs of a security breach, followed by forensic analysis and remediation measures.

If malicious activity is detected during a compromise assessment, it’s important to immediately contain the threat by isolating affected systems. Next, conduct a thorough investigation to determine the scope of the breach and the behavior patterns of the attackers.

A compromise assessment is focused on detecting signs of active or past breaches within an organization.  A vulnerability assessment is more concerned with identifying the weaknesses and vulnerabilities in a system before an attack occurs, basing analysis on potential risks rather than evidence of current or past risks.

 

Why Us?

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180+ Security Specialists

Our team have diverse experience across sectors and disciplines, and hold accreditations from numerous industry bodies.

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Certifications

Our people and services are highly accredited by leading industry bodies including CREST and more. Our SOC holds extensive accreditations from CREST (including for CSIR and SOC2) and works closely with our cyber consultancy services.

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Partnerships

As a Microsoft Partner, we also hold advanced specialisms in Cloud Security and Threat Protection. We’ve also implemented many large deployments of the Microsoft Security stack, inc. Sentinel, Defender, Purview and more.

Our Certifications

Our workforce is highly accredited by leading industry bodies, including:

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