Emergency 
      Services:
    Incident 
      Management 
    Incidents 
      include systems, network, application And security failures. Because the 
      degree of damage can be severe if not properly managed, we recommend that 
      a seasoned Incident Manager oversee incident recovery activities. This individual 
      should be a capable crisis manager, technically strong, have a thorough 
      knowledge of business and cybercrime law, and should be trusted and interact 
      well with senior management. We provide this vital management capability 
      working as a team with management at all levels. Our expertise includes 
      strategic partnerships with renowned legal experts, should your in-house 
      counsel desire this extra assurance. Our goal is to get your organization 
      back to normal operation with minimum disruption. 
    Incident 
      Response
    Partnering 
      with your in-house incident response team, expert technical assistance provides 
      the added assurance that decisions are supported by the best available information. 
      Of particular concern is the determination of whether an incident is of 
      human cause, whether it is intentional, and whether it violates applicable 
      law. Evidence preservation is critical in Incident Response if any subsequent 
      action is to be taken, whether civil, criminal, regulatory or nternal disciplinary 
      actions including employee dismissal. We bring the skill and expertise to 
      diagnose, analyze, collect and preserve applicable evidence. Although we 
      do not provide legal advice, we bring the legal professional knowledge to 
      support your in-house or external legal counsel in making the correct business 
      decisions, as well as external resources we can share as needed. 
    
    Forensic 
      Analysis
    
      Forensic 
        analysis is the detailed examination, identification, determination and 
        collection of evidence. Forensic analysis is entirely based upon fact 
        and takes advantage of the fact that with sophisticated tools and techniques, 
        information can often be recovered, even though the information is thought 
        to have been lost or destroyed. Once suspicion of wrongdoing exists, it 
        becomes necessary to determine whether or not an incident has occured. 
        In the modern electronic age, intruders attempt to erase their tracks. 
        Often, they do not posess the technical skill or may not have adequate 
        systems access to obliterate every electronic fingerprint. We analyze 
        the available data and produce an unbiased, accurate report using scientifically 
        sound and court-upheld methods and tools. We assure forensic sterility 
        and maintain chain of custody for all potential evidence processed.
      Forensic 
        analysis is not a quick service; it is usually a lengthy process and should 
        be undertaken when it can yield a value that exceeds its cost. We provide 
        assistance in helping you make this business decision, as well as in the 
        collection and processing of evidence. The choice to report, prosecute, 
        and or disclose investigative information is solely yours, except where 
        law explicitly requires otherwise*.
     
    
    
    All 
      Emergency Services are available 24 hours per day and require payment of 
      retainer in advance. Rapid on-site response (2 to 4 hours) is available 
      to most cities in the eastern half of the US (Chicago to New Orleans) via 
      charter air at additional cost; contact us for details. Pricing for services 
      is available upon request. All travel expenses are billed and payable in 
      advance.
    IF you have 
      a current Security Emergency, Download and Print our Emergency 
      Response Package. 
    * 
      The state of South Carolina has passed legislation making the failure to 
      report Child Pornography a crime. Federal Law, Title 18 prohibits interfering 
      with a Law Enforcement Investigation. In such circumstances, we are required 
      to share information with appropriate Law Enforcement Agencies, and do so. 
      It is our policy that all client information is treated as confidential 
      and not disclosed to any other party, except as required by law. It is also 
      our policy that we will not violate any person or entities' legal rights 
      and that appropriate legal documents and court orders must be obtained where 
      necessary to permit a proper, authorized investigation.