Data exposed? We contain the damage and protect your legal reputation.
A data leak is not just a technical failure; it is an immense legal and reputational risk under data protection laws. We act in immediate containment and shielding of sensitive assets.
"We received an alert that our customer database was improperly accessed by an external IP."
Panic over regulatory fines and loss of customer trust can paralyze your board. You need a fast technical diagnosis to know the real depth of the damage.
Data Crisis Management:
- Forensic database access audit
- Sensitive table exfiltration mapping
- Token and encryption key sanitation
- Technical impact report for legal compliance
Asset Shielding
Encryption at Rest
We ensure that even if a hacker accesses raw files, they cannot read the content without the master security keys.
Egress Monitoring
We implement application firewalls that detect anomalous file transfer volumes, blocking exfiltration before it finishes.
Technical Compliance
We help your DPO/Legal with the technical evidence necessary to prove that the company acted with due rigor and caution post-incident.
Leak Questions
A data breach is a severe security incident wherein sensitive, protected, or confidential corporate data is accessed, exfiltrated, or disclosed by unauthorized individuals. The financial, legal, and reputational ramifications of an uncontained breach can be catastrophic, leading to regulatory fines under GDPR or CCPA and permanent loss of stakeholder trust.
TAVARDT executes an aggressive, four-stage emergency containment protocol: immediate threat isolation, digital forensic acquisition, root cause eradication, and forensic infrastructure restoration.
Compliance regulations (like GDPR) require notification in 'reasonable time'.
First we act in containment so the leak stops, and then we provide the necessary technical report for your legal team to conduct the legal notification.
It is the immediate blocking of data exit routes.
It may involve revoking API tokens, changing administrative credentials, and blocking IPs from suspicious jurisdictions at the firewall level.
Yes. As part of the incident response, we perform searches in forums and leak repositories to verify if the mass of data has already been commercialized or publicly exposed.
Every step is documented and aligned with your business goals so your team has full clarity on deliverables and results.
We implement 'Data Loss Prevention' (DLP) and 'Least Privilege' policies.
We audit who has access to what and ensure that no sensitive data leaves the network without encryption and monitoring.