Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR)

Respond with confidence when incidents happen, backed by federal-grade expertise from Columbia, Maryland.

Inforsys LLC provides specialized digital forensics and incident response services designed for organizations that can’t afford downtime or data loss. Our team brings real-world experience from complex federal environments, ready to help your organization investigate incidents, contain threats, and recover operations swiftly.

We understand that every minute counts during a cyber incident. Whether you’re facing a suspected breach, ransomware attack, or insider threat, our DFIR specialists provide rapid response with the technical depth and investigative rigor that mission-critical situations demand. We work with organizations across government and enterprise sectors from those building their first incident response capability to those managing sophisticated security operations.

What We Deliver

Rapid Incident Response

24/7 availability when you need it most. We quickly assess the situation, contain the threat and begin recovery while preserving critical evidence.

Digital Forensics Investigation

Thorough analysis of compromised systems to determine what happened, how attackers gained access, what data was affected and how to prevent recurrence.

Evidence Preservation & Reporting

Forensically sound collection and documentation that meets legal and regulatory requirements with clear reporting for leadership and stakeholders.

Post-Incident Recovery

Guidance on remediation, system restoration and security improvements to strengthen your defenses and prevent similar incidents.

Proactive Readiness Planning

Before incidents occur, we help you develop response plans, conduct tabletop exercises and establish procedures so your team knows exactly what to do when threats emerge.

Threat Intelligence & Attribution

Analysis of attacker tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to understand who targeted you, why and what indicators to monitor for future threats.

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FAQs

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Digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) involves investigating cyber incidents to understand what happened, containing active threats, and recovering operations safely. Our forensics team analyzes compromised systems to identify how attackers gained access, what data was affected, and how to prevent future incidents. We preserve evidence in a forensically sound manner that meets legal and regulatory requirements, while helping your organization restore normal operations as quickly as possible.

We help organizations develop incident response plans, conduct tabletop exercises, and establish clear procedures so your team knows exactly what to do when threats emerge. Organizations with prepared response plans can contain incidents faster and minimize damage significantly.

Call us immediately if you suspect a breach, notice unusual activity, receive ransomware demands, or face potential insider threats. Early engagement is crucial—the sooner we begin investigation and containment, the less damage occurs.

Time is critical during cyber incidents. Our team provides rapid response services with initial contact within hours of engagement. We assess the situation immediately, begin containment procedures, and start forensic investigation to understand the scope and impact. Response times vary based on incident complexity and your environment, but our goal is always to minimize damage and restore operations as quickly as possible while preserving evidence and preventing recurrence.

We handle ransomware attacks, data breaches, insider threats, business email compromise, unauthorized access, malware infections, and compliance-related investigations. Our team has experience across government and enterprise environments, from small-scale compromises to complex multi-system breaches.