Incident Response Services USA — 24/7 Breach Response

CyberSilo's incident handlers deploy ThreatHawk SIEM + SOAR automated playbooks to isolate compromised assets, block C2 traffic, and remove threats at machine speed. Our average containment time is under 15 minutes, compared to the US industry average of 72 hours, reducing breach costs by up to $1.2M per incident.

Our GCFA- and GCFE-certified forensic examiners conduct disk forensics, memory analysis, network forensics, and cloud artifact examination using industry-standard tools (EnCase, FTK, Volatility, and CyberSilo's proprietary forensic platform). Every report meets Federal Rules of Evidence and regulatory standards for CMMC compliance, FedRAMP, and SEC investigations.

We prepare and submit breach notification packages for SEC (4-day Form 8-K), CIRCIA (72-hour CISA report), HIPAA (60-day HHS notification), NYDFS 500 (72-hour superintendent), and 50-state attorney general notifications. Our compliance team maintains templates and relationships with state AG offices to ensure timely, compliant submissions.

Our ransomware response team includes certified negotiators with law enforcement experience (FBI, Secret Service) who handle communication with threat actors, verify data exfiltration claims, and coordinate with insurance carriers. We also provide dark web monitoring through ThreatSearch TIP to detect leaked data and prevent secondary extortion.

CyberSilo's MDR services combine continuous 24/7 monitoring with instant IR escalation. When ThreatHawk SIEM detects anomalous behavior — from ransomware encryption to lateral movement — our SOC analysts validate and escalate to the IR team within 5 minutes, enabling sub-15-minute containment without requiring the client to self-identify the breach.

After containment and eradication, CyberSilo delivers a comprehensive incident report with root cause analysis, remediation roadmap, and compliance gap assessment. We help you implement the controls needed to prevent recurrence and prepare for regulatory audits from HHS, SEC, or state AGs — with measurable KPIs and timelines.