Threat Management & Policy Enforcement to Minimise Cyberattack Impact

Cyberattacks can strike without warning, causing widespread financial, operational, and reputational damage. Whether it’s ransomware, phishing campaigns, brand abuse, or data exfiltration, the ability to respond rapidly and decisively is critical. Incident Response (IR) and Takedown capabilities enable enterprises and government organisations to limit the impact of attacks, restore operations quickly, and maintain stakeholder trust.

Ransomware & Threat Actor Negotiation

Ransomware remains one of the most disruptive threats facing organisations. Validating threat actor claims, negotiating strategically, and ensuring the credibility of decryption keys can help reduce data loss and operational downtime. Engaging experienced negotiators during a ransomware event enables organisations to make informed decisions about payment and mitigation while minimising exposure.

Site & Infrastructure Takedown

Cybercriminals often leverage malicious websites, rogue infrastructure, and phishing domains to launch their attacks. Coordinated takedown of these assets disrupts adversary operations and protects customers, employees, and partners. Establishing relationships with registrars, hosting providers, and ISPs enables organisations to act quickly and dismantle attacker infrastructure before it causes further harm.

Social Media & Messaging Channel Protection

Attackers frequently use social media and messaging platforms to spread scams, disinformation, and malware. Detecting and removing unauthorised accounts and malicious content prevents attackers from leveraging trusted channels to target victims. Rapid takedown also preserves brand reputation and public confidence.

Criminal Infrastructure Disruption

Advanced threat groups rely on command-and-control (C2) servers, bulletproof hosting, and dark web marketplaces to operate. Disrupting these platforms significantly weakens attacker capabilities. Partnering with law enforcement, intelligence communities, and global Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) allows organisations to dismantle criminal networks and stop attacks at their source.

Brand & Intellectual Property Enforcement

Attackers frequently weaponise corporate brands during attacks, hosting fake mobile apps, counterfeit marketplaces, or spoofed websites. Maintaining visibility across these channels and enforcing brand rights ensures that customers and employees are not deceived by impersonation attempts.

Cyber Fraud Investigation & Forensics

Comprehensive forensic investigations uncover the root cause of incidents, allowing organisations to close exploited vulnerabilities and prevent future breaches. Evidence collected during the investigation can support law enforcement action and regulatory reporting, strengthening legal and compliance postures.

Outcome:

A strong Incident Response and Takedown capability reduces the time it takes to detect, contain, and eradicate cyber threats. By combining expert threat actor negotiation, coordinated infrastructure takedown, and deep forensic analysis, organisations can minimise business disruption, protect sensitive data, and preserve public trust even in the face of sophisticated cyberattacks.