Incident Response
Every five minutes, a hacker reports a security vulnerability. When a hacker contacts your organization, NEXGAP can help you plan your next steps — from communication to resolution. And if you, as a hacker, want to report a vulnerability you have discovered, NEXGAP can help you notify the appropriate parties through our Incident Response.
Should your company be blackmailed or threatened, you should contact a police department as soon as possible. For more information, visit the webpage the Federal Criminal Police Office (Central Police Cybercrime Contact Points).
Should your company be blackmailed or threatened, you should contact a police department as soon as possible. For more information, visit the webpage the Federal Criminal Police Office (Central Police Cybercrime Contact Points).
Make thoughtful decisions, keep calm — The smart way forward
If a hacker has contacted your company, it's important not to make hasty decisions. In such situations, prudence and a structured approach are crucial. At NEXGAP, we are happy to help you overcome this challenge. Our experts can help you plan all necessary steps and professionally coordinate communication with the hacker. We understand that an appropriate response to such incidents is essential to ensure the safety of your organization with Incident Response
Before taking action, it is imperative that a thorough investigation is carried out to determine whether it is indeed a malicious attack or whether the irregularities found are due to other causes. A hasty response could result in unnecessary operational disruptions or false security alerts that could divert our resources and attention from actual threats.
We would like to inform you that we handle the information you entrust to us with the utmost care and confidentiality. Your trust is paramount to us and we are aware of the responsibility that comes with handling your sensitive data. For more information, please visit our manifesto remove.
