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Reduce breach risk for your organisation with the experts at Grant Thornton.
As threats evolve and grow, organisations need to implement a trusted incident response team that focuses on proactive threat hunting, continuous monitoring and in-depth analysis to reduce response times, minimise the impact of a cyber attack and help restore operations quickly.
Our team has the ability to design attack and incident responses to effectively thwart the full spectrum of attacks, resolve incidents, and support risk management and business recovery.
Speed and Efficiency in response
A team prepared to respond with methodology and the latest technologies will result in reduced business interruption and lower costs for the client.
Methodical and organised approach
By proactively implementing an incident response plan, you will have a clear and methodical action plan that you will be able to rely on at critical moments to mitigate the impact of the attack, remedy vulnerabilities and protect your entire organisation in a coordinated way.
Building trust
Proactive measures like these show that an organisation is committed to strengthening its ability to respond to incidents, thereby demonstrating to clients, partner companies and other stakeholders its focus on security.
Organisation-wide security
An incident response plan also takes into account the need for organisations to remedy exposed vulnerabilities and ensure similar situations do not recur. These steps create greater cybersecurity resilience for the organisation and protect it from future threats.