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Remote Analysis and Incident Response

Goal:

Rapid detection, classification, and neutralization of cyber incidents with minimal damage.

Typical Incidents:

Suspected system compromise.
Detection of malware or ransomware.
Suspicious network activity (DDoS, lateral movement).
Unauthorized access to accounts or servers.
Data leakage or access policy violations.

Remote Analysis Methods:

Connection via VPN, SSH, RDP (with agreement).
Collecting system logs (Event Viewer, Sysmon, journalctl, syslog, security.log, auth.log).
Network activity analysis (tcpdump, Wireshark, NetFlow).
Checking processes, services, and startup items (Autoruns, Process Explorer, ps, systemctl).
Checking for Indicators of Compromise (IoCs): IP addresses, domains, file hashes.

If possible:

Backup analysis (pre-incident state).
Verification of system file checksums (via AIDE, Tripwire, or custom scripts).

Results:

Short incident report (within 1–3 hours).
Full report describing the attack vector, impact scope, and actions taken.

Recommendations for Mitigating Attack Consequences

Goal:

Prevent further spread of the attack and eliminate its effects.

Recommended Actions:

Isolate compromised systems (network disconnection, quarantine).
Change user/admin credentials.
Remove malicious components (manual cleanup or automated via AV/EDR).
Restore from “clean” backups.
Close vulnerabilities exploited by attackers (patching, configuration changes).
Analyze existing security measures (check if SIEM, antivirus, WAF, etc., worked).

Results:

Document with clear instructions for the IT department on how to remediate the incident.
List of vulnerable entry points and plan for their mitigation.

Development of Response Plans to Prevent Future Incidents

Goal:

Create a formalized Incident Response Plan (IRP) and improve overall cybersecurity posture.

Plan Includes:

Roles and responsibilities of personnel (IR Team).
Procedures for initial detection and incident confirmation.
Escalation and notification of management.
Documentation of evidence, reporting formats.
Tools to implement for monitoring (EDR, SIEM, centralized logging).
Regular training and incident simulations (tabletop exercises).

Additional Recommendations:

Integrate the response plan with security policies.
Build a MITRE ATT&CK matrix for future investigations.

Summary Information:

Incident Analysis – Identify source, classify, and neutralize;
Mitigation – Fix vulnerabilities, clean systems, change access;
Prevention Strategy – Develop response plan, processes, and personnel training.

Service Delivery Format:

Remote connection via secure channels.
Emergency communication via Signal, Telegram, or corporate email.
All documents provided in PDF or DOCX (report, checklists, IRP).
NDA signing if required.

We provide professional services for comprehensive assessment and enhancement of your computer systems and network cybersecurity — delivered exclusively on a remote basis. Our qualified specialists conduct in-depth analysis of your IT infrastructure, identify potential threats, and provide clear, actionable recommendations for mitigation.

Core Cybersecurity Services

Penetration Testing

External and internal testing of network resources.
Identification of vulnerabilities in web applications and servers.
Wi-Fi security assessment (limited remote review of router configuration and security settings).
Social engineering assessments of personnel (remote phishing simulations and social media testing).

Cybersecurity Audit and Consulting

Comprehensive audit of your current cybersecurity posture.
Identification and analysis of critical vulnerabilities.
Development of clear recommendations to improve security levels.
Consulting on implementation of IDS/IPS, SIEM, and MFA solutions.

Incident Response (Remote)

Remote analysis and rapid incident response.
Recommendations for mitigating attack consequences.
Development of response plans to prevent future incidents.

Additional Services (Consulting and Recommendations)

Remote consulting on configuration and optimization of Cisco network equipment.
Recommendations for Windows and Linux server administration.
Consulting on backup strategy implementation.
Recommendations on DevOps solutions implementation (Docker, Kubernetes).
Cloud architecture planning (AWS, Azure, GCP).

Why Choose Us?

Over 20 years of hands-on experience in IT security.
International certifications and experienced experts.
Fast response and high-quality service delivery.
Flexible pricing policy and special terms for long-term clients.

Cybersecurity Audit and Consulting

Services are delivered remotely via VPN, SSH, or other secure communication channels.

Comprehensive Cybersecurity Assessment

Goal:

Obtain a complete overview of existing risks and the current level of IT infrastructure protection.

Scope of Analysis:

Network infrastructure (firewalls, routers, segmentation).
Servers and operating systems (Windows/Linux): updates, accounts, services.
Workstations: security policies, antivirus protection, user privileges.
Access channels: VPN, RDP, public services, remote administration.
Data storage and backup policies.
Protection against unauthorized access and malware.

Tools:

Information gathering: Nmap, OpenVAS, Lynis, Nessus Essentials.
Configuration review: Group Policy (GPO) audit, service analysis.
Logical analysis: manual review of access rights, logs, and monitoring systems.

Deliverable:

Security assessment document covering key domains:

Network
Servers
Users
Authentication
Backup
Patch management policies

Consolidated risk-level table (High / Medium / Low).

Identification and Analysis of Critical Vulnerabilities

Goal:

Identify vulnerabilities that pose the highest risk, taking into account system criticality and exposure.

Approach:

Internal network scanning via VPN access.
Assessment of server services (RDP, SMB, SSH, HTTP).
Analysis of public services and web applications.
Software audit for known CVE vulnerabilities.
Review of user privileges and access policies.

Tools:

Nessus, OpenVAS — automated CVE detection.
PowerSploit, LAPS Audit, BloodHound — user privilege auditing.
Configuration baseline verification according to CIS Benchmarks.

Deliverables:

Table of identified vulnerabilities.
Prioritization based on CVSS scores and environmental context.
Individual recommendations for each critical finding.

Development of Clear Security Improvement Recommendations

Goal:

Provide practical and implementable steps to enhance cyber resilience.

Recommendation Components:

Secure system usage policies.
Audit and review of user privileges.
Network segmentation and access restrictions.
Patch management automation.
Implementation of logging and centralized monitoring.
Secure authentication practices.

Format:

A dedicated document structured into clearly defined phases:

Immediate actions (within 7 days).
Mid-term actions (within 1 month).
Long-term improvements (within 3 months).

Consulting on IDS/IPS, SIEM, and MFA Implementation

Goal:

Assist in the selection, deployment, and baseline configuration of essential security controls.

IDS / IPS (Intrusion Detection and Prevention)

Requirements analysis and product recommendations, including Suricata, Zeek, and Snort.
Integration design within the existing network architecture.
Rule configuration and signature updates.
Test deployment with attack logging and validation.

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)

Overview of open-source and commercial solutions, including Wazuh, Graylog, and Splunk.
Recommendations for centralized log collection from servers, network devices, and user endpoints.
Guidance on event correlation and alert configuration.

MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication)

Consulting on MFA implementation for:

VPN solutions (OpenVPN, WireGuard).
Web portals.
RDP access.

Recommended solutions include Duo Security, Google Authenticator, and Microsoft Authenticator.

Final Deliverable

As a result of the engagement, the client receives:

A comprehensive audit report with an assessment of the current security posture.
A structured list of identified critical vulnerabilities with CVSS scoring.
A step-by-step security improvement plan.
Technical consulting and guidance on SIEM, IDS, and MFA implementation.

Service Delivery Format

Remote access via VPN, SSH, or RDP.
Secure document exchange through protected cloud platforms.
Full confidentiality; NDA available upon request.

Proposal: Remote Cybersecurity Services

Specialist: Certified cybersecurity professional with hands-on experience in penetration testing, web application security, Wi-Fi protection, and detection of social engineering attack vectors.

Penetration Testing

External Testing of Network Resources

Objective:

Identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers from the Internet.

Methodology:

Scanning for open ports using tools such as nmap and masscan.
Service and version identification (banner grabbing).
Testing for known CVE vulnerabilities (for example, using Nessus, OpenVAS, ExploitDB).
Attempting firewall evasion techniques.

Reporting Format:

A structured document describing identified vulnerabilities, their severity level, and remediation recommendations.

Internal Testing of Network Resources

Conditions:

Performed remotely with VPN access or a temporary secure tunnel to the internal network (via ZeroTier, OpenVPN, SSH SOCKS proxy, or similar solutions).

Methods:

Identification of accessible devices within the LAN.
Testing for insecure or legacy protocols (SMBv1, FTP, Telnet).
Detection of cross-network access paths and exposed internal resources (share scanning, NetBIOS enumeration).

Web Application and Server Vulnerability Assessment

Objective:

Identify security risks in the company’s public web resources.

Methods:

Use of automated scanners: Nikto, OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite Community Edition.
Manual testing for common vulnerabilities: SQL Injection (SQLi), Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR), Local/Remote File Inclusion (LFI/RFI).
Review of web server configurations (Apache, Nginx, IIS).
Analysis of HTTPS (SSL/TLS) compliance with modern security standards.

Deliverable:

A structured report describing identified vulnerabilities, their risk level based on OWASP Top 10, and concrete recommendations for mitigation.

Wi-Fi Network Reliability and Security Assessment

Important:

Remote testing of Wi-Fi networks is limited. A full audit requires physical access. However, a preliminary review is possible if remote access to the equipment or logs is provided.

Remote Assessment Methods:

Configuration Review (via VPN/SSH or web interface):

Verify encryption type (WPA2/WPA3).
Detect vulnerabilities such as WPS being enabled.
Audit open SSIDs and guest networks.
Analyze the list of connected clients.

Log Analysis from Router or Access Point:

Detect anomalous connections.
Identify repeated deauthentication attacks.
Analyze MAC addresses for possible spoofing.

Recommendations for Secure Configuration:

Disable WPS.
Use WPA3-PSK or WPA2-Enterprise.
Implement MAC filtering and network segmentation (VLAN / Guest Wi-Fi).

Social Engineering Testing of Personnel

Note:

All testing is performed ethically and within pre-agreed boundaries. Actions are documented and do not cause harm.

Testing Methods:

Remote Phishing Simulation (with permission)

Sending test phishing emails.
Measuring personnel awareness and response.
Tracking click-through rates, attachment downloads, and link visits.

Phone Scouting (Optional)

Attempting to extract confidential information via telephone in a controlled simulation.

Public Information Review (LinkedIn, Social Media, Publications)

Analysis of publicly available employee information.
Detection of potential information leaks (emails, passwords, files).

Reporting:

Number of employees who “fell for” the tests.
Examples of simulated emails.
Recommendations for training and awareness improvements.

Summary of Services:

External penetration test: Remote — Risk report with proof-of-concept (PoC).
Internal penetration test: Remote via VPN — Network scan, list of vulnerabilities.
Web application analysis: Remote — OWASP-based risk overview.
Wi-Fi assessment: Partially remote — Configuration review, recommendations.
Social engineering tests: Remote (email/web) — Personnel awareness analytics.