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Data breach response
Manage and mitigate security threats and data breaches with qualified and specialist e-forensic services.
First response to full closure
When your data is breached, we handle the process from beginning to end.
Our experienced team brings calm professionalism to a stressful process where companies face potential reputational damage and data exposure.
We are one of few Australian organisations to offer this end-to-end data breach response: from first response to closure with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
Whether you’re dealing with a full or suspected data breach—ruling in and out reportable breaches—we support your IT, legal, management and crisis management teams and processes.
Forensics and data breach mitigation
Our qualified e-forensic specialists will investigate and support all of your data breach processes including HR, legal, management and reporting to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
When a data breach happens, we’re here to support you with first responder, forensic analysis and evidence gathering.
Digital forensics uncovers and interprets electronic data while preserving evidence in its most original form.
During our investigations, we collect, identify and validate digital information to reconstruct past events.
We manage the evidential chain of custody processes, retain digital and hardware evidence in secure facilities and produce evidence as required.
Forensic investigation
We tackle data breaches from all angles.
Our multi-disciplinary approach employs expert digital forensic investigation with cool-headed, systematic management processes.
In the event of a data breach, insider theft or digital sabotage, our qualified e-forensic services uncover and interpret electronic data.
We collect and preserve evidence in its most original form to piece together past events.
We manage the evidential chain of custody processes and retain digital and hardware evidence in secure facilities until you’re required to release them.