Key facts about our Compromise Assessment Service

Our Compromise Assessment Service combines powerful forensic tools like THOR, with over 33,000 detection rules, and Velociraptor for in-depth forensic analysis, along with CrowdStrike for effective device security, to thoroughly examine your IT infrastructure for signs of compromise. In the event of a compromise detection, we analyze the extent of the incident and identify hidden threats and malware that traditional security systems often overlook. In case of damage, our EDR experts are also proficient with the most common EDR tools and can deploy them quickly. Our specialists ensure that potential security incidents are uncovered and immediate measures for damage control are initiated. Rely on our Compromise Assessment to comprehensively secure your IT environment and proactively defend against future cyberattacks.

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Our 24x7x365 service is available to you every day of the year! Typically, our staff are German-speaking to ensure smooth and efficient communication.

Flexible Ad-Hoc Deployment

Rapid start of the Compromise Assessment to avoid losing any time!

Our fast deployment within the scope of a Compromise Assessment allows us to respond quickly and efficiently to security incidents, regardless of the size or complexity of your IT infrastructure. Our experts are capable of setting up the necessary foundation for a comprehensive Compromise Assessment within the shortest possible time. This ensures that potential compromises are detected swiftly and that effective containment and recovery measures are initiated. With our flexible Compromise Assessment, we minimize downtime and damage, ensuring that your secure operations are resumed as quickly as possible.

Analysis Services

Comprehensive Support through IT Forensics and Incident Response

In addition to providing rapid Compromise Assessments, we offer additional services such as IT Forensics and Incident Response to act effectively in the event of an incident. Our experts utilize cutting-edge technologies and tools to conduct thorough analyses, detect threats at an early stage, and implement targeted measures. With our combined expertise, we ensure that security incidents are swiftly contained and your business remains optimally protected. Rely on our solutions to strengthen your security strategy sustainably and ensure smooth operational recovery.

Flexible Operating Hours

Maximum Flexibility in Operating Times

We offer flexible operating hours in security analysis, tailored to your specific business requirements. Whether you need 24x7, 10x5, 8x5, or other customized operating schedules, our service adapts to your needs to ensure the best possible protection at all time.

Multi-Platform

Cross-System Security Incident Assessment

Our Compromise Assessment is multi-platform capable and supports a wide range of operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS. This allows us to perform a comprehensive analysis of your entire IT infrastructure, regardless of the platform. With our powerful tools and the expertise of our security professionals, we ensure that potential threats are identified and effectively addressed across all platforms. Our multi-platform approach provides you with comprehensive protection and guarantees the security of your heterogeneous IT environment.

FAQ Compromise Assessment

1What is a Compromise Assessment?
A Compromise Assessment is a comprehensive security review of your IT infrastructure to determine whether your systems have been compromised or if there are signs of security breaches.
2When should a Compromise Assessment be conducted?
A Compromise Assessment is appropriate whenever there is suspicion of a successful attack, or as a preventative measure to identify hidden threats and vulnerabilities in IT security.
3How does a preventative analysis work?
A preventative assessment is suitable, for example, for particularly critical assets such as domain controllers, central servers, or other crown jewels of your company.
4Which tools are used during a Compromise Assessment?
Common tools for a Compromise Assessment include THOR, Crowdstrike Falcon, Velociraptor, Splunk, and YARA, which are used to detect potential malware or other attacks.
5How long does a Compromise Assessment take?
The duration of a Compromise Assessment depends on the size and complexity of the IT infrastructure. Individual systems can often be assessed very quickly, provided the necessary expertise is available. CyStrat Services has both an extensive toolset and the required expertise to efficiently analyze even complex IT environments and quickly identify threats. This ensures that your company can respond swiftly and in a targeted manner to potential security incidents.
6What happens if a threat is discovered during the Compromise Assessment?
If a threat is discovered during the Compromise Assessment, our experts will immediately initiate containment measures to prevent further damage and assess the extent of the compromise. At the start of the assessment, detailed communication and escalation plans are developed to ensure that all relevant parties are informed and that the response proceeds smoothly. These plans enable us to react quickly and efficiently to incidents, minimize damage, and restore the secure operation of your company.
7What is the difference between a Compromise Assessment and a Penetration Test?
A Compromise Assessment checks whether a security incident has already occurred, whereas a penetration test is used to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited before an attack takes place.
8How often should a Compromise Assessment be conducted?
It is recommended to conduct a Compromise Assessment regularly, especially after significant changes to the IT infrastructure, after major security incidents, or as part of continuous security management.
9What information does CyStrat require for a Compromise Assessment?
For a comprehensive assessment, ideally we need information on the network topology, an overview of critical systems, logs, and any existing security measures. Access to additional relevant logs (e.g. SIEM) enables us to better evaluate detected threats during the Compromise Assessment.
10Who conducts the Compromise Assessment, and how is confidentiality maintained?
An assessment is conducted by experienced security experts who are familiar with data protection regulations and requirements. All collected data is treated confidentially and used solely for the assessment.
11What reports are provided after a Compromise Assessment?
After the completion of the assessment, a detailed report is provided that includes all findings and detected compromises, and it summarizes recommended actions.
12How do Managed Compromise Assessments differ from one-time assessments?
Managed Compromise Assessments are regular, continuous evaluations that provide a better long-term overview of threats, whereas a one-time assessment only captures the current status.

Contact us for Compromise Assessment Service

 


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    63477 Maintal
    Germany
    +49 6109 500 32 41

    Email:  info@cystrat-services.com