Just as an annual medical check-up is essential for your health, a regular information security scan is essential for the health of your organisation. Cybercriminals are like viruses: they are constantly looking for weak spots to penetrate. A data breach, ransomware attack or phishing campaign can cripple your organisation and/or seriously damage your reputation.

Every year, 1 in 8 companies fall victim to a cyber attack. They can testify that the consequences are far-reaching:

• Financial losses: ransomware, fines, lost sales to insolvency

• Reputational damage: loss of trust among customers and partners

• Operational disruptions: interruptions, permanent data loss

• Legal issues: liability for data breaches, compensation claims

Moreover, your organisation may be legally bound to implement sound information security because you process personal data or because you or your customers or suppliers are subject to mandatory directives (e.g. GDPR or NIS2).

Don't wait until it's too late. Protect your organisation with a proactive approach. Sound information security is your first line of defence against cyber attacks.

A cyber attack, data breach or other digital crisis can cripple your organisation. In such a situation, quick and appropriate action is crucial. Our crisis intervention aims to limit the damage, identify the cause of the incident and help your organisation get back on its feet.

Why our assistance in a cyber incident?

• Time is of the essence: In a crisis, every second counts. An efficient and correct response can significantly reduce the impact of an incident.

• Control of the situation: We help you control and communicate the situation.

• Expertise as a lifeline: our experience and knowledge offer you peace of mind at the moment the storm rages. We put you in touch with the partners you need and unburden you so you can hold the reins of your organisation. 

Our assistance has the following objectives:

• Contain the incident as quickly as possible to prevent collateral damage.

• Identifying the concrete root cause of the incident so that vulnerabilities can be neutralised and lessons learned.

• Identify the scope of the incident and its consequences so that the necessary actions are taken (e.g. informing your contacts, mandatory reporting to regulator...)

• Get your organisation up and running as quickly as possible for the sake of business continuity.

• Restore the IT environment and additional security.

In a world where information is mainly stored digitally, it is crucial to be able to find the right information at the right time.

For example, you may be ordered by a regulatory body, a government or in the context of legal proceedings to transfer a particular data set, or you may need a complete picture of a type of data scattered across your heterogeneous IT infrastructure in an internal investigation or for a compliance check. In all these cases, ediscovery is the key to discovering relevant information: creating a complete view of the data in question, across all datasets in your infrastructure, in an organised, objective and re-executable way.

Why ediscovery?

• Forensic workflow: by collecting data in a holistic, objective and documented way, no room for doubt is left.

• Time and cost savings: Automation of processes ensures efficient retrieval of required information and minimises error-prone manual searches

• Risk mitigation: The ediscovery workflow helps you minimise legal risks.

Expertise

Independent and objective

Proportionate and cost-efficient

Transparent and clear language

Discretion