Defensive security · Cybersecurity
Building your CSIRT
We design, implement and train your organisation's computer security incident response team, so the capability stays in house.
- Duration
- 6 to 10 months
- Model
- In-house, mixed or outsourced team
- Includes
- Training tied to every rollout
- Outcome
- Installed capability, not dependency
The problem
Hiring incident response every time something happens works until it happens often. Past a certain size it pays to have the team in house: your own people, with their own procedures and tools they already know how to use.
What it includes
Continuous monitoring
Constant surveillance capability over systems and networks with advanced tooling, to detect and respond to threats in real time on any suspicious activity.
Incident investigation
Your CSIRT will be able to investigate every incident in depth, identifying scope, causes and corrective measures through forensic analysis and advanced techniques.
Response coordination
The team acts as the central point of communication between internal areas, service providers and the competent authorities.
Continuous improvement
Identification of gaps in policies, procedures and controls, with detailed feedback after every incident.
Associated training
Every activity or rollout of this service comes with its corresponding training: the team does not receive a tool, it receives the competence to use it.
How we work
- 01AssessmentCurrent capability, available people and the business's own risks.
- 02DesignStructure, roles, procedures and tooling of the future team.
- 03ImplementationStart-up with support during real incidents.
- 04DrillingSimulations and role-based training up to autonomy.
Deliverables
| Document | Length |
|---|---|
| CSIRT manual Roles, procedures and escalation. | included |
| Response plan By incident type. | included |
| Drill report Results and gaps detected. | included |
The goal is for you to stop needing us for the everyday. We stay for the serious, the unusual and whatever calls for an outside view, not for the daily work your own team should be able to handle.