Incident Response & Recovery

At 1898 & Co., we take a proactive approach to cyber resiliency. Still, we understand incidents can occur. When they do, it’s critical to activate an incident response and recovery plan tailored to your assets and broader landscape. We can help clients build, mature, practice and execute plans to swiftly contain a breach, minimize potential damage and impact, and increase readiness for the future.



HOW WE HELP

Our specialists bring significant industry experience to the program development process for cybersecurity incident response. The result is a practical readiness and response playbook that systematically establishes procedures and documentation through strategic measures. Our team:

  • Examines an organization to develop incident response frameworks — plans, playbooks and training — that focus on containing and minimizing risk and are tailored to the unique requirements of the targeted organization’s production environment.
  • Knows that cybersecurity awareness and preparedness programs are a critical component of building a resilient organization.
  • Steps in at any point in the emergency to assess, contain and manage the response.

OUR APPROACH

When an incident occurs, you need to be able to rely on professionals with a deep understanding of automation environments, control systems and cybersecurity. Our consultants bring on-the-ground experience to the response efforts, having worked in and operated industrial facilities. Our specialists are highly experienced in OT and cybersecurity, enabling assistance at any juncture, from plan development to incident response. Our specialists:

  • Work across both IT and OT, allowing the 1898 & Co. team to bring specialized knowledge and experience to any issue and with a level of comprehension that traditional cyberteams would not have.
  • Belong to a small, niche pool of professionals with experience in OT cybersecurity and critical infrastructure.
  • Have extensive certifications in the field of cybersecurity, including CCISO, CISSP, CEH, GICSP, CPP, GRID and CCE/CIE.
  • Come from within the industrial and automation industries and sectors, providing a specialized perspective.


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$10.5T

in cybercrime costs expected by 2025*

$4.24M

average business cost from a breach**

* Source: https://cybersecurityventures.com/top-5-cybersecurity-facts-figures-predictions-and-statistics-for-2021-to-2025/
** Source: https://www.ibm.com/reports/data-breach