If your files are encrypted, money moved, or an account was taken over, do not wait and do not tip off the attacker. Capital Techies runs 24/7 emergency incident response — we contain the breach, find how they got in, recover your data, and get you back to business.
We answer 24/7. A senior incident-response engineer will call you back fast.
The first hours after a breach decide how bad it gets. The wrong moves — paying blindly, wiping machines, or alerting the attacker — can destroy evidence and make recovery harder. Here is what matters, and where we take over.
Do not power down or wipe systems. That can destroy the forensic evidence needed to scope the breach and satisfy your cyber insurer. Disconnect from the network instead, and call us.
Do not pay a ransom yet. Payment may be unnecessary, may not restore your data, and may carry legal risk. We assess whether clean backups make it avoidable first.
Preserve everything. Ransom notes, suspicious emails, and logs are evidence. We secure them while we contain the active threat.
Call for help immediately. Incident response is a clock-driven discipline. The faster a responder is engaged, the smaller the damage, downtime, and cost.
Files renamed or encrypted, a ransom note on the screen, and systems you can no longer open. The attacker is often still inside, watching whether you have backups.
A payment went to a bank account that turned out to be fake, after an email that looked exactly like a client, vendor, or executive. Business email compromise is the costliest attack there is.
Mailbox rules you did not create, logins from strange locations, or colleagues getting messages you never sent. An attacker is operating inside your email and cloud.
Your bank, a customer, or a security researcher tells you your data is for sale or your systems are attacking others. If someone else noticed first, the intrusion is already advanced.
Average cost of a U.S. data breach in 2025 — driven largely by slow detection and response. Source: IBM 2025.
Average days to identify and contain a breach. Every day an attacker stays in costs more. Source: IBM 2025.
Average ransomware recovery cost in 2025, excluding any ransom paid. Source: Sophos State of Ransomware 2025.
We isolate affected systems, cut off the attacker’s access, disable compromised accounts, and stop the bleeding — usually within the first hour of engagement.
Forensic analysis to determine how they got in, what they touched, what data was exposed, and whether they are still present — the answers your insurer and lawyers will require.
We remove the attacker’s footholds, rebuild or clean affected systems, and restore your data from verified backups so you can operate again safely.
We close the gap that let them in, deploy the controls that stop a repeat, and support breach notification and cyber-insurance documentation.
Disconnect affected devices from the network (do not power them off or wipe them), stop any pending payments, preserve ransom notes and suspicious emails, and call an incident-response team immediately. Powering down or wiping can destroy the evidence your insurer needs.
Not before an assessment. Payment does not guarantee recovery, may be unnecessary if you have clean backups, and can carry legal and regulatory risk. We evaluate your options before any decision is made.
Often yes. Depending on the data involved and your state or industry, breach notification to regulators, customers, or partners may be legally required. We help determine your obligations and support the process.
Yes. We produce the forensic documentation carriers require, coordinate with your breach coach or panel counsel, and help preserve your coverage while we respond.
We run 24/7 emergency response. Submit the form or call, and a senior engineer engages fast to begin containment. The sooner we start, the less the breach costs you.
It depends on scope and severity, but the cost of fast containment is a fraction of prolonged downtime, a larger breach, or a denied insurance claim. We are transparent about scope before work begins.
Do not wait for the attacker’s next move. Request 24/7 emergency incident response and a senior engineer will call you back fast to begin containment.