Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Digital Forensics is defined as the process of preservation, identification, extraction, and documentation of computer evidence which can be used by the court of law. It is a science of finding evidence from digital media like a computer, mobile phone, server, or network.
Incident Response is the set of processes used to prepare for, detect, contain, and recover from a data breach.
Condition Zebra’s DFIR
Condition Zebra’s Digital Forensics and Incident Response services control the damage from cyberattacks and assist in resolving cyber security incidents. It provides the forensic team with the best techniques and tools to solve complicated digital-related cases. Digital Forensics helps the forensic team analyse, inspect, identify, and preserve the digital evidence residing on various electronic devices.
Incident Response
Providing comprehensive incident investigation services to eradicate the threat to your organization completely.
Digital Forensics
Examining digital evidence associated with cybercrimes to uncover a comprehensive understanding of an event.
Malware Analysis
We offer comprehensive information on the behaviour and features of particular malware files.
The Needs For Digital Forensics Service
Digital forensics help to ensure the overall integrity and survivability of your network infrastructure. Organisations may need digital forensics in following type of cases:
Intellectual Property theft
Industrial espionage
Employment disputes
Fraud investigations
Inappropriate use of the Internet and email in the workplace
Forgeries related matters
Bankruptcy investigations
Issues concern with the regulatory compliance
Our Digital Forensics covers:
Digital forensics help to ensure the overall integrity and survivability of your network infrastructure. Organisations may need digital forensics in following type of cases:
- Digital Forensics Course
- Computer Forensics
- Cyber Crime Investigation
- Data Recovery
- e-Discovery
- Litigation Support
- Expert Witness
- Forensics Data Analysis
- Mobile Forensics
Our Digital Forensics include but are not limited to:
Computer Forensics
Computer forensics is a branch of forensic science which deals with the application of investigative analysis techniques on computers in order to retrieve and preserve evidence in a way that is legally admissible.
Network Forensics
It is a sub-branch of digital forensics. It is related to monitoring and analysis of computer network traffic to collect important information and legal evidence.
Database Forensics
It is a branch of digital forensics relating to the study and examination of databases and their related metadata.
Mobile Forensics
It mainly deals with the examination and analysis of mobile devices. It helps to retrieve phone and SIM contacts, call logs, incoming, and outgoing SMS/MMS, Audio, videos, etc.
Six steps of Incident Response
Having a well-defined digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) process is important for businesses of all sizes, especially those that need to assess risks and manage threats. The DFIR process consists of six common steps.
1) Preparedness
Having policies in place, defining incident managers, and identifying platform software to handle incident response.
2) Identification
Detecting the incident, determining the type of attack, and assessing the associated risk.
3) Containment
Quickly containing the threat to prevent it from spreading to other systems.
4) Remediation
Developing a plan to fix the problem, which may involve forensic analysis.
5) Incident Recovery
Resuming regular operations and ongoing monitoring and reporting of the incident.
6) Reporting and Communication
Communicating with stakeholders, end-users, and the public to report on the progress of the incident and provide transparency.
Benefits of DFIR
Digital Forensics and Incident Response help identify instances of cybercrime, such as hacking and malware. With the increasing digitization of businesses, it is essential to expand threat considerations to include other digital assets such as networks, memory, and digital artefacts.
Preparedness
Having policies in place, defining incident managers, and identifying platform software to handle incident response.
Identification
Detecting the incident, determining the type of attack, and assessing the associated risk.
Containment
Quickly containing the threat to prevent it from spreading to other systems.
Remediation
Developing a plan to fix the problem, which may involve forensic analysis.
Incident Recovery
Resuming regular operations and ongoing monitoring and reporting of the incident.
Reporting and communication
Communicating with stakeholders, end-users, and the public to report on the progress of the incident and provide transparency.
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