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Root Cause Analysis
(RCA)

Our Advanced Root Cause Analysis service helps safeguard your organization by identifying and eliminating underlying cybersecurity risks.

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Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a systematic process used to identify the fundamental cause of a problem. It involves recognizing the issue, collecting data, analyzing initial symptoms, recreating the problem, and pinpointing the root cause. Preventive strategies are then implemented to ensure the issue doesn’t recur.

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Attack Prevention
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Risk Management
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Benefits

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Data Protection
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Protects Sensitive Data
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Threat Detection
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Compliance Assurance
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Enhances Compliance and Audit Readiness

Our Approach

Information Gathering

Immediate Action

The first preference that SecureStrike emphasizes is the ongoing attack. We prioritize the ongoing attacks swiftly. Our team implements immediate measures to mitigate the incident's impact, preventing further damage.

Configuration

Thorough Investigation

Carrying out a threat analysis to comprehend the architecture of the application. These threats need to be prioritized among the vulnerabilities during the code review. The organization's essential applications must be identified, and a threat assessment must be done for that group of applications.

Authentication

Detailed Reporting

Our RCA reports are exhaustive, documenting every step of the investigation process is necessary. From initial response actions to the identification of Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), our reports provide clear insights into the incident's timeline and progression.

Session

Evidence and Proof

We provide clear evidence and proof of the attack, which adds transparency and credibility to our findings. This evidence helps understand how serious the incident is and supports the recommended actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Root Cause Analysis (RCA)?
Root Cause Analysis is a systematic approach to identifying the true cause of a problem or failure to prevent it from happening again.
2. Why is RCA important?
RCA helps organizations fix problems permanently, improve processes, and reduce the risk of future issues by addressing the source instead of symptoms.
3. What are common RCA techniques?
Popular techniques include the 5 Whys, Fishbone Diagram (Ishikawa), Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and Pareto Analysis.