Reduce Data Breach Liability
Emergency Incident response

Tampa, FL

Our skilled incident response team acts quickly to stop the information leak, identify compromised data, reduce legal liability risk and secure your network infrastructure from future attacks.

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100 S. Ashley Drive
Tampa, FL 33602

What we Offer

A proper first response reduces liability and business losses

Stop the active breach.

Assess the affected system or network infrastructure and stopping the data breach if it is still ongoing.

Incident Investigation

Identify the nature, scope, impact and origin of the breach. Identify security gaps and flaws in your network.

Documentation & Notification

Expert consulting and support in preparing documentation to help you comply with regulatory requirements.

High-level steps of Incident Response

We investigate incidents by following these steps

Step 1. Network traffic analysis
Network traffic monitoring and suspicious behavior detection missed by signature-based cybersecurity systems.
Step 2. Forensic analysis
Our specialists conduct express forensic analysis of workstations and servers used by cybercriminals to identify the initial attack vector, applied tools and techniques as well as exploited vulnerabilities.
Step 3. Malware analysis
Our malware analysts perform basic or advanced static and dynamic analysis of malicious code discovered during an investigation to determine other affected assets in the environment and prevent further intrusions.

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Our Post-Incident Deliverables

It is too late to wonder what to do. You need to act immediately.

Clear Network Infrastructure

We gather all necessary information for creating a list of indicators of compromise & write rules to clear your network from the infiltration.

Incident Investigation Report

We analyze the attack, determine how the criminals gained access and uncover what intruders did after they invaded your IT network.

Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities to close off avenues of attack.

Remediation & Recommendations

Once we’ve resolved the current problems, we’ll provide you with a detailed report that will help you understand how to protect your network from future intrusions.

Penetration Testing and Network Security

Success stories

I thought my shop was too small to be hacked

I didn’t think anyone would bother hacking my little car repair shop. Boy, was I wrong. Someone hacked me and started spending money from my business credit cards! The bank halted that damage, but I needed to know how I got hacked. SecurityBreach911 figured it out, and now my shop is safe.

A hacker almost destroyed my company

I spent years building up my company to be a success. Then one guy decided to take me down. He breached my information network, locked my staff out of key accounts, locked us out of our own data and demanded a payment to get our data back. I hired this company instead, and they got us up and running again very quickly.

These experts saved my business

One of my employees clicked on a link, thinking I sent it. I didn’t. The next thing I know, someone else is reading every email my team is sending to my clients, and I’m losing business left and right. So, I called these experts. They identified the hackers, solved my immediate problem and, most importantly, helped me take steps to keep it from happening again. I truly believe they saved my entire business.

Questions and Answers

FAQs

1 How is data breached?

Most often, data is breached through a lost or stolen laptop computer. Sometimes, it happens because of a system failure: software malfunctions, or a credit card security system fails. Other times, someone tricks you into providing unauthorized access to networks. Such attacks can be very sophisticated.

2 What information are hackers likely to target?

Intruders most often will seek out the most valuable, most sensitive data on your IT system. Usually, that means credit or debit card information, social security numbers, driver’s license information, email passwords and other information they can exploit.

3 If my business is hacked, what should I do?

As soon as you learn about a data breach, you must shut down systems to stop the leak of information and prevent further damage. Next, contact us. Our experts and will help you navigate the next important steps and find out how you were breached, how to recover and how to keep it from happening in the future.

4 What are my legal responsibilities?

Companies and organizations in the United States are legally required to notify customers if there was a data breach. The timeframe for such notices can differ from state to state, and from industry to industry. Our experts can help guide you.

5 How does your company respond to a breach?

At SecurityBreach911.com, the first thing we do is end the unauthorized flow of data. Once that is done, we investigate the source of the attack and methods used. We also determine the scope of the attack to assist you in assessing risks and legal liabilities. Last, we provide you with tools and advice to make your systems more secure and prevent future breaches.

6 What companies are most likely to be targeted?

The smaller your business is, the greater the odds of a security breach. Large corporate data breaches make the news, but small businesses generally are easier prey for hackers because their security measures are usually easier to breach. it is far more common for a small business to experience a data breach.

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We handle breaches of varied size and complexity

The incident response team works closely with impacted organizations to help answer several questions, such as:

How did the breach occur?
What systems were affected?
What data may have been lost or stolen?
What steps need to be taken to prevent this from happening again?

For more information on data breach response & prevention solutions, please call our Incident Response Team at (844) 840-4357.

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