We advise clients they should use cybercrime services not only to react after attacks but also to proactively defend, monitor, and harden their systems while aligning with regulators.
Monitor dark web forums, hacker channels, and threat feeds for early warning of attacks targeting your corporation. Track mentions of your company, executives, or critical IP.
Identify weaknesses in networks, applications, and endpoints before criminals exploit them. Perform red team/blue team exercises.
Simulate phishing campaigns to test employee awareness. Deploy monitoring and training programs against spear-phishing and business email compromise (BEC).
24/7 response plan to contain and mitigate cyberattacks. Coordinate with forensic teams, law enforcement, and insurers.
Securely gather and analyze digital evidence of cyber intrusions. Support litigation, insurance claims, or criminal prosecutions.
Trace fraud, ransomware, data breaches, and insider threats. Work with law enforcement and specialized investigators to attribute attacks.
Detect online payment fraud, account takeovers, and crypto-related scams. Monitor anomalous transactions and integrate with AML compliance systems.
Conduct executive and staff training on cyber risks. Focus on high-risk departments (finance, procurement, HR).
Ensure cybercrime prevention measures comply with laws such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, or local cybersecurity frameworks. Document readiness for audits and regulatory inquiries.
Prepare PR and legal response strategies for ransomware, leaks, or data breaches.