Learn how to build an incident response plan that helps Canadian organizations detect, contain, recover from, and communicate effectively during a cyber breach while meeting regulatory obligations....

A breach coach provides strategic leadership during cyber incidents by coordinating legal, regulatory, executive, insurance, and technical response activities. Learn how Armour Cybersecurity helps organizations reduce risk and make informed decisions during a breach....

A breach readiness assessment reveals whether your organization can detect, contain, and recover from a cyberattack before it becomes a business crisis. Learn how Armour Cybersecurity evaluates incident response readiness and identifies critical security gaps....

When every minute counts, expert breach response services can minimize damage, contain threats quickly, and help organizations recover from cyber incidents with confidence....

Technical forensics services help organizations determine what happened after a cyberattack through defensible digital investigations, evidence preservation, malware analysis, and forensic reporting....

When a cyber breach strikes, time seems to distort. Minutes feel like seconds. Information is incomplete or conflicting. Your team looks to leadership for direction, while customers, partners, regulators, and even the media begin demanding answers. For many small and mid-sized businesses, this moment—the first chaotic burst of a cyber…...

Cyber threats are more prevalent than ever. Organizations are constantly under the threat of cyberattacks, making it imperative to have a robust incident response plan. This plan is not only about responding to breaches but also about being prepared to handle them efficiently. In this article, we'll explore how you…...

It is important to recognize that cybersecurity is no longer just a concern for large corporations; it’s a critical necessity for businesses of all sizes. In a world where phishing attacks, ransomware, and unauthorized access have become alarmingly common, the need for a strong incident response plan cannot be overstated. Whether you’re protecting customer…...

Did you know that email is the most common way malware reaches your device? According to Forbes, roughly 35% of malware is delivered by email, and the large majority of organizations report an email-based security incident every year. That makes knowing how to react — the moment you realize you've…...

Background  The COVID-19 pandemic not only disrupted businesses worldwide but also ushered in a new era of cybersecurity threats. One such threat was the surge in ransomware attacks, which encrypt an organization's data and applications, demanding payment in cryptocurrency for decryption. Many organizations found themselves unprepared for this onslaught, including…...