• Cyber Attacks Response

    Contain Cyber Incidents and Protect Business Continuity

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Effective cyber attack response from the very first signal

A ransomware attack or a system breach can disrupt enterprise operations within minutes. Yarix Cyber Attack Response, powered by advanced incident response procedures, delivers a rapid and coordinated intervention to contain threats, minimise impact, and restore business operations as quickly and safely as possible.

From the initial alert, Yarix activates a structured cyber incident response process designed to support informed decisions under pressure, reduce downtime, and protect critical assets.

With Yarix, organisations rely on a 24/7 incident response team combining crisis management, digital forensics investigation, and post-breach recovery expertise, ensuring continuous support throughout every phase of the incident.

What Is Incident Response and Why It Matters for Enterprises

Incident response is the structured process used to identify, contain, and resolve a cyber-attack while minimising business impact.
For enterprises, incident response is not only a technical activity but a critical business capability that protects operations, data, and reputation during security incidents such as ransomware attacks, data breaches, or system compromise.

In practical terms, cyber incident response answers three key questions decision makers ask during a crisis: What is happening? How do we stop it? How do we recover safely and compliantly?
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Without a defined incident response process, organisations face longer downtime, higher recovery costs, regulatory exposure, and loss of stakeholder trust.

What incident response includes

Incident response for enterprises is essential to reduce damage, support informed decisions, and restore operations quickly when a cyber-attack occurs.
  • Rapid detection and analysis of the incident
  • Immediate containment to stop lateral movement
  • Eradication of the threat and secure recovery
  • Post-breach investigation and remediation

The Key Benefits of an Enterprise Incident Response Service

An enterprise incident response service provides immediate access to specialised expertise when internal resources are under pressure. Instead of improvising during a crisis, organisations rely on proven methods, experienced responders, and clear escalation paths. Key business benefits include:
  • Reduced downtime and operational disruption through fast containment
  • Lower financial and reputational impact during cybersecurity breach management
  • Accurate digital forensics investigation to understand root causes
  • Stronger regulatory posture, including compliance incident response (GDPR, NIS2, sector regulations)
  • Clear coordination between IT, security teams, executives, and legal stakeholders

Incident response vs internal SOC

Many enterprises ask: “I have a SOC, why do I need incident response?”
A SOC focuses on continuous monitoring and detection, while incident response is activated when an attack is confirmed and requires containment, DFIR, and recovery. The two functions are complementary, not interchangeable.

Incident response services transform a cyber-attack from an uncontrolled crisis into a managed, business-led process.

Incident Response as a Managed Service: Scope and Capabilities

Managed incident response ensures 24/7 readiness, even when no incident is active. This model is ideal for enterprises that need guaranteed response times, predictable costs, and access to DFIR specialists without building a full internal team. Managed incident response provides continuity, speed, and control, critical factors when every minute of a cyber-attack counts.

What is included in managed incident response

  • 24/7 incident response activation with defined SLAs
  • Remote and on-site breach response support
  • Ransomware incident response and malware analysis
  • Digital forensics and post-breach investigation
  • Crisis management and executive-level reporting
  • Support for incident response plan templates and playbooks

Flexible engagement models

  • Incident response retainer for guaranteed availability
  • On-demand cyber incident response for specific events
  • Integrated managed incident response with SOC and MDR services

Incident response process steps

  1. Detection and triage
  2. Containment and isolation
  3. Eradication and secure recovery
  4. Lessons learned and remediation

Technology and ecosystem

  • Integration with the Yarix SOC for early detection and rapid escalation
  • Advanced EDR, network sensors, and forensic tools
  • Close collaboration within the Var Group ecosystem to support IT, cloud, and compliance needs
How Yarix Delivers Advanced Incident Response Services

Yarix delivers enterprise-grade incident response services designed to protect complex, regulated, and international organisations.
Our approach combines DFIR expertise, threat intelligence, and operational coordination to manage cyber crises end to end.

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Real-world value for enterprises

Yarix supports organisations facing ransomware, advanced phishing, insider threats, and large-scale data breaches across multiple regions. Each response is tailored to infrastructure complexity, industry risk, and regulatory context.

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Our incident response approach

  • Expert-led DFIR teams
  • Structured playbooks
  • Rapid containment
  • Evidence-based investigation
  • Continuous improvement
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FAQ 
Frequently Asked Questions about Incident Response Services

An enterprise incident response service includes detection support, containment, digital forensics investigation, recovery, and post-breach remediation. It also covers crisis coordination with IT, security leaders, and management. Many services include compliance and regulatory support. The goal is to manage the entire incident lifecycle, not just the technical fix.

With a 24/7 incident response or retainer model, intervention typically begins within hours of activation. Remote containment can start immediately, followed by on-site support if required. Speed is critical to reduce downtime and limit damage. Clear SLAs define response times before an incident occurs.

Enterprises should look for proven DFIR experience, 24/7 availability, and clear incident response processes. Integration with SOC and managed security services is a strong advantage. The right provider supports both technical response and business decision-making. Transparency and compliance expertise are essential.

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