
Forensically sound evidence
Every action follows chain of custody: forensic disk images, memory captures, and a timestamped timeline that stands up for an auditor, a court, or a cyber-insurance claim.
Two recent incident response engagements, from first alert to lessons learned. Breach details stay under MNDA; a full walkthrough on your scoping call.

Cybersecurity and Compliance engagement,
Incident response and digital forensics lead
Dcrayon handled our breach like a drill they had rehearsed. They isolated the affected hosts, preserved forensic images with chain of custody, and gave us a containment timeline the board could follow.
Mean time to contain, shared on scoping call
Dwell time from intrusion to containment
Incident Response engagement: NIST 800-61 playbook, EDR host isolation, forensic imaging with documented chain of custody, and a post-incident review that closed the entry points attackers used.
Read Cybersecurity and Compliance engagement's Case Study
Mid-market cybersecurity and compliance brand,
Incident response and detection lead
Our incident response plan was a PDF nobody had tested. Dcrayon ran a tabletop, rewrote the escalation playbooks, and had our team practiced before the next real alert landed.
Breach scope and reinfection rate on scoping call
Time from alert to analyst triage
Incident Response engagement paired with threat monitoring so alerts reached an on-call analyst. A tabletop exercise in the first week exposed the escalation gaps to fix first.
Read Mid-market cybersecurity and compliance brand's Case StudyHOW DCRAYON HANDLES A LIVE INCIDENT

What comes standard on a Dcrayon incident retainer
Assess, contain, harden. The readiness diagnostic, the containment playbook, and the DFIR toolkit we run on every incident.

A readiness review of your detection and response setup. We check EDR coverage, log retention, containment playbooks, CERT-In reporting readiness, and how fast your team can isolate a compromised host. Free on every proposal call.

The step sequence that moves an incident from containment to eradication to recovery, with clear exit criteria at each stage before any system is reopened.

Internal toolkit that parses logs at scale, timelines attacker activity, and drafts the prioritised hardening roadmap your remediation budget is built around.
Three habits that make every response calmer than the last: rehearse, respond, review.
A no-cost readiness review of how you would handle a live breach today. We map your detection coverage, log gaps, and containment steps, then hand you a prioritized fix list scored 0 to 100. No follow-on commitment.
A written response plan built around a metric you pick, like mean time to contain. A senior DFIR lead owns the runbooks and playbooks. Month to month, no annual lock-in, and either side can end it at day 90.
Weekly check-ins with your DFIR lead plus a plain monthly summary your finance team can read. The work builds on itself: tabletop drills sharpen detection, tuned alerts cut false positives, then SOAR playbooks automate first-line containment.
Sibling Dcrayon services inside the Cybersecurity and Compliance category. Programs clients often layer alongside Incident Response.

No rotating on-call pool. The forensics lead who learns your environment is the one who answers when an alert fires.

A written response-readiness diagnostic and scope, so containment starts from a plan instead of a blank page in the middle of a live event.

We pair analyst judgment with tooling that timelines log data, clusters related alerts, and highlights lateral movement across the estate.

After every incident you get a plain-English report: what happened, how far it reached, what we contained, and what to fix, without the jargon.
Onboarding maps your systems, sets escalation contacts, and arranges log and EDR access, so when an alert fires we act from a known baseline rather than a cold start.
Both. Some clients keep us as their full incident response company; others keep us on retainer as the senior escalation their internal SOC calls the moment a breach hits. We scope per account.
Most retainers start at Rs 4 to 8 lakhs per month in India, or USD 6 to 15 thousand per month globally. Readiness reviews and tabletop-only engagements start lower.
Yes. Every proposal call includes a no-cost response-readiness review with a single score and your top gaps. No follow-on commitment required.