Digital forensics for incidents with plot twists.
Mitigata help investigate cyber incidents without losing the evidence your legal, leadership, insurance, and security teams may need later.
Digital Forensics, but without the crime-show confusion.
A strong DFIR setup helps you understand what happened, how far it spread, what data may be affected, and what needs to happen next without losing time, evidence, or control.
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Incident Triage
Quickly assess suspicious activity, validate whether an incident has occurred, and determine the severity, scope, and immediate next steps.
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Evidence Preservation
Collect and preserve forensic evidence from endpoints, servers, cloud environments, email systems, logs, and affected accounts.
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Root Cause Analysis
Identify how the incident started, what vulnerability or access path was used, and which systems or users were involved.
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Threat Containment
Support containment actions such as isolating endpoints, blocking accounts, disabling malicious rules, restricting access, and stopping spread.
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Recovery Guidance
Help teams restore systems, remove attacker access, validate clean environments, and return to operations safely.
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Post-Incident Reporting
Create clear reports covering timeline, impact, root cause, evidence, response actions, lessons learned, and hardening recommendations.
The difference between responding fast and responding right.
When an incident hits, speed matters. So does evidence. Mitigata helps your team contain the threat and recover without turning the investigation into a guessing game.
The alert fires. The scramble begins.
- 01·CONFIRM
Teams debate if it is really an incident.
- 02·SEARCH
Logs, emails, and endpoints are checked manually.
- 03·CONTAIN
Actions happen before evidence is preserved.
- 04·REPORT
Leadership gets updates without a clear timeline.
Evidence preserved. Threat contained. Story clear.
- 01·TRIAGE
Incident severity and scope confirmed quickly.
- 02·COLLECT
Forensic evidence preserved before cleanup begins.
- 03·CONTAIN
Threat spread blocked with guided actions.
- 04·EXPLAIN
Timeline, impact, and recovery steps documented.
Your incident leaves clues. Your security stack should not ignore them.
DFIR works best when the evidence is already waiting: logs, endpoint signals, identity events, cloud activity, backups, and insurance documentation. Mitigata helps connect the pieces before and during the mess.
SIEM
SIEM helps collect and correlate the logs investigators need to reconstruct timelines, trace attacker movement, and understand what happened.
EDR / XDR
Endpoint and cross-layer detection help confirm compromised devices, isolate affected systems, and identify attacker activity faster.
Cyber Insurance
Incident evidence, response timelines, forensic findings, and loss documentation can support smoother claim coordination and coverage discussions.
A 30-second reality check for your security stack.
Pick your industry, drop in your headcount, tick the security controls you have in place.
Score is indicative. Full audit covers 84 controls. DPDP, ISO 27001, SOC 2 mapped.
84 controls · 5-day report
The "is DFIR worth it?" section.
- DFIR stands for Digital Forensics and Incident Response. It helps organisations investigate cyber incidents, preserve evidence, contain threats, understand impact, and recover safely.
- You should call a DFIR team when you suspect ransomware, malware, account compromise, data theft, insider activity, unauthorized access, business email compromise, or unusual system behaviour.
- Digital forensics includes collecting and analysing evidence from endpoints, servers, logs, cloud systems, email platforms, user accounts, and affected infrastructure.
- Yes. DFIR can help identify the entry point, understand spread, preserve evidence, support containment, guide recovery, and document findings for leadership, legal teams, and insurers.
- Some containment actions may affect systems, but Mitigata helps balance investigation, containment, and business continuity so response does not create unnecessary disruption.
- Yes. Mitigata supports post-incident review, root cause analysis, hardening recommendations, response improvement, reporting, and readiness planning.
Before the timeline gets blurry, call the people who build one.
If you are already seeing suspicious activity, Mitigata can help triage it and protect the evidence before it changes.