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Detect & Response

Detect & Response — find faster, contain sooner, recover stronger

Use our CSIRT resources and improve incident detection and response rates. Prefer in-house? We design, build and tune your SOC and offer the SIEM/SOAR or EDR/XDR tools that fit your stack. With Safesqr you protect your systems and stay current on lurking threats.

What's the difference between detection and response?

Detection is the discipline of building, testing and tuning the rules and analytics that surface a threat. Response is what happens after — investigation, containment, eradication, recovery and post-incident learning. Safesqr delivers both as one team, so detections are built by the people who actually have to respond when they fire.

How do you select detection tools?

We start with your processes, threat model and existing investments. Then we map technology to outcomes — SIEM, SOAR, EDR/XDR, sandbox, PAM — and we test, tune and validate. Tools are means to an end, not the end itself.

Can you run incident response when something happens?

Yes. Our team handles incidents end-to-end: containment, decryption-feasibility analysis, recovery, and full forensic root-cause investigation in coordination with the DataExpert forensics practice.

What you get

  • Managed services and process optimisation aligned to the SIM3 model
  • SIEM/SOAR analysis, selection and implementation
  • EDR/XDR analysis, deployment and operational handover
  • PAM analysis and rollout for cloud, on-prem and SaaS administrators
  • Log2Logic — heterogeneous log collection and correlation
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions our prospective customers ask most often. Don't see yours? Talk to us — we won't send you marketing emails.

  1. Can you handle a ransomware incident?

    Yes — end to end. Containment, decryption-feasibility analysis, negotiation support if relevant, recovery, and full forensic root-cause investigation through our DataExpert forensics colleagues.

  2. Do you preserve evidence to a forensic standard?

    Yes. Engagements follow chain-of-custody procedures suitable for civil and criminal proceedings, in coordination with our forensics practice.

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