Rapidly detect security threats and respond
When you engage with IBM® X-Force® Incident Response Services, IBM security experts proactively hunt and respond to threats and apply the latest threat intelligence before breaches occur.
Continuous monitoring and deeper investigation of threats begin remotely, and actionable response plans are provided to key stakeholders for long-term, preemptive solutions.
Our services provide
Incident response planning
Prepare for and respond to cyber attacks more effectively with a proven response strategy.
Remote threat response
Lightweight sensors integrate into the SIEM tool for full endpoint and network telemetry and visibility and protection.
Onsite incident response
Deep forensics analysis, containment, and remediation plans immediately implemented when validated critical incident of breach occurs.
Around-the-clock access
Minimize disruptions with tested response plans and IBM remote and onsite expertise.
Our solution helps
Manage
threats more efficiently across the entire incident lifecycle including prevention, forensics, containment, eradication, recovery and compliance
Access
deep technical security skills in real-time
Extend
traditional security controls with continuous monitoring and rapid response
Be proactive
through preemptive incident preparation, data preservation and in-depth data analysis
Experiencing a security breach?
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Understand the issues
Four top cyber crime trends
The types of cyber crimes your organization is most likely to experience.
2018 IBM X-Force Threat Index
Get a better understanding of the current threat landscape.
2018 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis
From Ponemon institute sponsored by IBM
Understand the options
IBM X-Force IRIS Vision Retainer
Intelligent threat prevention and incident response solution
Building a Security Operations Center
Learn how to optimize your security intelligence to better safeguard your business from threats
Security Incident Response that actually works
Top 10 mistakes in Computer Security Incident Response Plans