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48 hours After A Cyber-Attack with DFIR
When a cyber-attack strikes, every minute counts. The first 48 hours determine how much damage you suffer, how quickly you recover, and how much trust you retain. This blog reveals how Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) teams turn chaos into control—containing threats, uncovering causes, and restoring systems fast. Learn from real-world breaches why preparation…
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IT Incident Response Plan: 5 Must-Haves for A Modern Business
In today’s fast-changing digital world, cyber incidents are inevitable — but disasters are preventable. When Cloudflare successfully mitigated a record-breaking DDoS attack in seconds, it proved that preparation is everything. This blog explores the five must-haves of a resilient Incident Response Plan (IRP) — from clear roles and real-time detection to recovery and continuous improvement.…
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What Is Cyber Incident Response? A Beginner’s Guide
These days, a cyber attack isn’t a distant risk, it’s something most businesses will face sooner or later. Whether it’s ransomware, a phishing scam, or a data breach, incidents are becoming more common, complex, and costly. The real question isn’t if something goes wrong, it’s when, and how fast you respond. That’s where a well-prepared…
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Cyber Incident Response Checklist: What to Do in the First 24 Hours
The first 24 hours of a cyber incident are not just about firefighting. They’re about acting fast, staying clear-headed, and following a structured plan. Whether you’ve just spotted a problem or you’re preparing in advance, this checklist will walk you through the exact steps to take once a breach is discovered, from isolation and containment…
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3B Data Security Are a CIR L2 Provider!
We’re excited to announce that 3B Data Security are a Cyber Incident Response Level 2 NCSC Assured Service Provider!
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Cyber Incident Tabletop Exercises – Everything Explained
If your organisation falls victim to a cyber incident, you need to have response measures in place to contain and minimise the impact. But how do you know if your incident response plans are effective? That’s where Cyber Incident Tabletop Exercises come in.
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Incident Response 101: Understanding the Basics
It’s estimated that the cost of cyber-crime will reach $10.5 trillion (£8.5 trillion) by 2025. Organisations need to prepare for this new reality, and that’s where incident response comes in.
