The GDPR makes effective post breach management and reporting mandatory for organisations
An established data breach and incident response plan is now vital to comply with the increased post
breach reporting requirements the GDPR introduces.
Bytes' digital forensics technologies and incident response services provide vital assistance in the detect, response and recovery phases of a breach to ensure businesses have the relevant people, processes and technology in place to deal with this new legal and regulatory requirement.
Breach Forensics
You need insight to spot unusual patterns against files containing PII to promptly find, lock down and report breaches to authorities.
Incident Workflow
Processes are needed to distribute incidents for review and remediation to data owners and stakeholders swiftly
Prompt Declaration
Reporting with context in 72 hours. Notification must also include analysis of type of data, no. records breached and who is affected.
Subject Notification
You must know who is affected and have processes to notify them quickly. This includes ongoing communication post breach.
Formal Response Plan
An effective, regularly tested incident response plan which has been communicated to stakeholders is a mandatory element.
We can help with Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Bytes Cyber Consulting provide a variety of solutions and services to minimise both the time to response and the breach impact on your organisation
Our suite of Incident Response Services minimise corporate brand damage and data loss whilst allowing you to understand and budget for the costs of responding to a data breach.
Services include
- Incident Response Planning
- Workflow Management
- Digital Forensics
- Legal Counsel
- Stakeholder & Media Communication
Partners we work with for Digital Forensics and Incident Response
