Incident Response

Investigate. Contain. Prevent.
Back to business, with answers.

Talk to a responder

Investigate, contain, and remediate with evidence.

A response is more than a technical cleanup. We find how the attacker got in, what they reached, and what left your environment, then help you close every path and explain it to the people who need to know.

  • Vulnerability research depth

    The researchers behind our kernel, browser, and cloud findings lead the investigation, so root cause comes from the code, not a guess.

  • Malware and exploit analysis

    We reverse engineer attacker tooling and exploit chains to learn what they could do, not just what they left behind.

  • Crisis communication

    Clear findings for executives, counsel, and customers, including the facts needed for disclosure and regulators.

Respond and prevent

Stop the attack and close the next way in.

Respond
Our researchers trace the attack to its source, contain it, and document every step.
Prevent
In parallel, Nebu Code Security scans your code for vulnerabilities, verifies each finding, and generates merge-ready patches to fix them.
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Incidents we handle

If you suspect one of these is happening, call before you start cleaning up. Evidence disappears fast.

  • Cloud and credential compromise

    Leaked keys, tokens, or service accounts used to reach cloud data, source code, and internal tools.

  • Ransomware and extortion

    Encrypted systems, stolen data held to ransom, and payment or transfer fraud.

  • Intellectual property theft

    Source code, trade secrets, and other sensitive information copied out of your environment.

  • Personal and health data exposure

    Customer, employee, or patient records that may have been accessed or taken.

  • Insider threats

    Inappropriate or unlawful activity by employees, contractors, vendors, or other trusted parties.

  • Destructive attacks

    Attacks meant to make your systems or information unrecoverable and stop the business.

How we investigate

Six steps from first call to a closed incident.

  1. 01

    Deploy and chase leads

    Collection tooling goes in, and your initial leads become indicators to sweep the environment.

  2. 02

    Plan the crisis response

    Priorities, decision owners, and communication agreed with leadership and counsel.

  3. 03

    Scope the incident

    Live and past attacker activity traced to see how far the intrusion reaches.

  4. 04

    Analyze in depth

    Forensic, log, network, and malware analysis to rebuild the entry point and timeline.

  5. 05

    Assess the damage

    Every affected system, account, and piece of exposed data mapped.

  6. 06

    Contain and remediate

    Attacker access cut off while the business keeps running, then the way in closed.

Deliverables

Every engagement ends with a full confidential report, shared only between you and us. It holds the complete evidence, timeline, and findings, in far more detail than anything that is ever published.

Public summaryWhat a published incident report looks likeWhen a client chooses to disclose, we can prepare a short public version. The confidential report behind it goes much deeper.Read an example
  1. Executive summary

    What happened, when, what was found, and what has been contained, written for leadership, counsel, and the board.

  2. Investigative report

    The attack timeline and critical path, the affected systems, accounts, and locations, the data exposed, and indicators of compromise.

  3. Remediation report

    Containment measures taken, fixes verified by retest, and strategic recommendations to strengthen your security posture.

  4. Ongoing protection

    Nebu Code Security keeps scanning the affected code after we close the incident, so the next flaw is fixed before anyone exploits it.

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Dealing with an incident right now?

Talk to our responders. We will help you scope it, contain it, and get back to business.