Cyber Resilience & Incident Response

Resilience: Moving Beyond the "If" to the "When"

In today's threat environment, a security breach is a matter of when, not if. Cyber Resilience is the organizational capacity to not just prevent attacks, but to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to adverse cyber conditions without sacrificing core business operations. Incident Response (IR) is the critical process that ensures your business continuity during a crisis.

Subex Secure's resilience framework integrates predictive intelligence with robust response capabilities, guaranteeing you the fastest, most effective path back to full operational integrity.

Our Three-Phase Resilience Framework

We structure our service around the lifecycle of a security event, from pre-planning to post-incident adaptation.

Phase 1: Readiness and Anticipation

• Customized IR Planning: We develop detailed, sector-specific Incident Response playbooks that cover modern threats like OT ransomware, supply chain compromise, and cloud breaches. These plans align IT and OT teams to ensure a coordinated response.
• Tabletop Simulation and Wargaming: We rigorously test your organization's IR capabilities by running live simulations. This builds muscle memory, identifies gaps in people and process, and ensures executive leadership is prepared to make critical decisions under pressure.
• Proactive Intelligence: We leverage Managed Threat Intelligence (MTI) to anticipate adversary TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures) and harden defenses against the most likely attack scenarios in your environment.

Phase 2: Response and Containment

• 24/7 Managed Response: Our expert IR team is ready to deploy immediately to contain and eradicate the threat. We specialize in complex environments, including delicate OT and IoMT networks where incorrect actions can cause physical damage.
• Machine-Speed Containment: We utilize Predictive Security Analytics and automation to identify and isolate compromised assets instantly—often before manual investigation begins—limiting the scope and financial impact of the breach.
• Forensics and Root Cause Analysis: We conduct thorough forensic analysis to determine the exact root cause, threat actor, and scope of compromise, which is critical for legal, insurance, and regulatory reporting.

Phase 3: Recovery and Adaptation

• Validated Recovery Orchestration: We guide and execute the restoration of systems from immutable backups, ensuring clean restoration that doesn't reintroduce malicious code.
• Lessons Learned and Adaptation: Post-incident, we conduct a comprehensive review to integrate lessons learned into your security architecture, governance policies, and employee training, making your organization inherently stronger and more resistant to future attacks.

Ready to turn inevitable cyber adversity into organizational strength?