Service Summary
For retained customers, Bridewell’s services help review and enhance their IR preparedness by maturing their policies, processes and playbooks and conducting tabletop exercises.
Bridewell additionally provides them with SLA-backed access to incident response support whenever it is needed. By retaining the service, organizations can reduce the effective time during an IR engagement by involving Bridewell earlier and minimize response time by following processes that have been pre-defined by our analysts.
In the event of an emergency, any organization can call on Bridewell’s CREST IR-accredited team to assist with Incident Response to a live cyber threat.
Our SOC analysts are additionally capable of conducting complete investigations and forensic analysis during or after a breach. This service supports them in reviewing incidents and obtaining digital evidence in open consultation with our team to guide appropriate improvements in their people, processes and tooling.
- Rapid Incident Response (IR) - SLA-backed Incident Response services for either retained or emergency Incident Response services.
- CREST IR Organisation - Our DFIR experts are extensively trained with SANS and capable of delivering technology-agnostic digital forensic and incident response services.
Tailored Plans and Playbooks - Bridewell will work closely with your teams to build their confidence in responding to incidents in line with industry best practices.
- Complete Chain of Custody - Our team are experienced in handling digital evidence and can ensure a reliable chain of custody.
Key Challenges Addressed
With modern organizations evolving rapidly, it is common for their cyber security policies, processes and playbooks to become out of date.
Interconnecting IT and OT estates, introducing IoT or IIoT, migrating to the cloud, and automating processes are common practices to modernize operations, yet these changes aren’t always underpinned by an understanding of how they impact incident response. As a result, organizations can move away from best practice over time and limit their ability to respond in the event of a cyber security incident.
Similarly, digital forensic analysis becomes more complex as more systems are added to an organization's environments, or as more environments are introduced. Investigative teams may lack the right experience and/ or tools to keep pace with the latest technologies deployed in their network, which makes it harder to uncover the types of digital evidence they need.
Key Benefits
Here are just some of the benefits of trusting Bridewell for Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR):
24/7 Access to DFIR Professionals
Bridewell’s DFIR team will be on call 24/7 to respond to a computer security incident.
A Comprehensive Forensic Process
Rely on certified experts capable of gathering digital evidence through network, memory and system forensics.
Incident Response Preparedness
Develop and mature your processes, procedures and playbooks. Then verify their effectiveness with the support of the Bridewell Incident Response team.
Reliable Digital Forensics
A chain of custody for evidence that can be trusted for use in legal or civil proceedings and/ or litigation.
How it Works
Bridewell’s DFIR service is designed to support three main objectives.
Helping you Prepare
- Incident response readiness evaluation for your business, with gap remediation
- Tailored incident management framework to guide you through response procedures
- Incident response training to help your staff locate and respond to emerging threats
- Wargaming – practical tests and exercises to perfect your response capability
- Bespoke training for your team on the ISO27037 framework
Helping you Respond
- On-site investigation and response with Service Level Agreements
- Containment and eradication to limit and neutralise the attack
- Compromise assessment to search all log sources for other malicious activity and ensure peace of mind
- Threat Hunting and Intrusion Analysis during an incident for root cause analysis.
- Leverage Threat Intelligence within the Incident Response lifecycle.
Helping you Recover
- "Lessons learned" analysis to understand the root causes of a breach, even in the most complex environment
- Recovery advice and consultancy to ensure your teams are thoroughly prepared for future breaches
FAQs
Here are some commonly asked questions about Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR). If you’d like to learn more speak to one of our team.
The goal of digital forensics is to collect and preserve evidence from a digital device in a forensically sound manner, to identify and document the activities that occurred on the device, and to provide a report of findings to law enforcement, a prosecutor, or a court. Forensic science follows a rigorous process of identification, collection, examination, and analysis of data in order to accurately reconstruct past events or activities.
1. Identify the goals of the investigation and collect evidence accordingly.
2. Examine the evidence to look for clues that can help identify the source of the problem or incident.
3. Analyze the evidence to determine what happened and why.
4. Generate a report of the findings and recommendations for future prevention.
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