Host and Network Forensics Establish exactly what happened, and how far it went.
Reconstruct the incident from existing evidence and answer one question: how far did it get?
Built from evidence already collected. The systems under investigation are never touched.
Reconstructed incident timeline · sanitized
Inbound activity reaches the network edge.
The same operating pattern reaches an application server.
Evidence shows activity using a privileged account.
A host finding expands the confirmed incident scope.
The final event connects the sequence to an external destination.
Reconstruct the sequence and scope system by system.
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What a response actually needs to know
Containment, disclosure, and insurance all rest on three answers. None are in the alert.
The sequence
Order changes meaning. Theft before movement tells a different story than after.
The first move sets the scopeThe blast radius
Containment is guesswork until you know which systems were actually reached.
Reached isn't the same as alertedA record you can stand behind
Regulators ask for the reconstruction months after the evidence ages out.
The record outlives the incidentHow a reconstruction is built
Forensics works from existing evidence without changing the systems under review.
Collect
Network and host evidence is pulled into one incident view.
Sequence
Events are placed in order: first contact, movement, and impact.
Scope
Evidence identifies affected systems, even when they never alerted.
Record
The reconstruction becomes a document with the evidence attached.
One reconstruction. Every audience.
One incident record supports responders, counsel, insurers, and leadership.
- Timeline, affected systems, and evidence stay bound together.
- Gaps in the evidence are stated, not smoothed over.
- The record is ready for distribution without rebuilding.
- Findings return to the case in AtlasCyber.
Incident report generated from the reconstruction
Reconstruction is the part nobody has staffed.
Most teams can detect and contain. Defending the response six months later is specialist work.
average eCrime breakout time. Source
of daily security alerts go uninvestigated. Source
faster detection to action. Based on internal testing.
Where the reconstruction goes next
The reconstruction stays attached to its case and carries straight into the incident report.
Know how far it actually went.
Bring a closed incident to the demo and watch it get rebuilt.