Those who are prepared can react quickly and limit the impact of security incidents.
Defined processes mean that everyone knows what to do and there are no unnecessary delays.
Numerous regulations (e.g. GDPR, KRITIS) require a structured approach to security incidents.
Professional communication - internally and externally - is essential to maintain the trust of customers, partners and employees.
Incident Response is primarily concerned with the specific response to an incident that has occurred. Incident readiness, on the other hand, focuses on forward-looking preparation in order to be able to act as effectively as possible in an emergency.
That depends on the complexity of your organization. An initial maturity analysis can usually be implemented within a few weeks. Subsequent measures can take a few months until they are fully established.
In addition to the IT department, we recommend involving management, PR/communications, legal, HR and, if necessary, external security specialists. The more comprehensive the team, the faster and more effectively you can react.
Absolutely. Security threats and technical environments are constantly changing. Therefore, processes and templates should be reviewed and adapted at least annually.
We analyze your current technical stack and your process requirements. We then recommend tried-and-tested technologies that can be seamlessly integrated. Of course, the final decision is up to you.
