Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR)

1. Reach Out: Contact us through our hotline or online form for immediate assistance.

2. Incident Assessment: We quickly assess the situation to understand the full scope of the incident.

3. Action Plan: We move fast to contain the threat, investigate the issue, and begin the recovery process.

4. Post-Incident Support: After everything’s under control, you’ll receive a detailed report with actionable steps to further protect your business.

• 24/7 Availability

 Cyber threats don’t follow business hours, and neither do we. Our team is always ready to respond to your emergencies, day or night.

• Experienced Experts

Our DFIR specialists are certified and have years of hands-on experience handling various types of cyberattacks.

• End-to-End Solutions

From the moment an incident occurs, we’re there with a complete solution—containment, analysis, recovery, and future prevention.

• Local Expertise, Global Standards

With our team based in Malaysia, we bring local insights while following global best practices, giving you the best of both worlds.

DFIR combines two disciplines: Digital Forensics (identifying, preserving, and analysing digital evidence from a breach) and Incident Response (containing, eradicating, and recovering from a cyberattack). It is activated when a security incident is suspected or confirmed.

Warning signs include: unusual network traffic, employees locked out of accounts, unknown processes running, security tools disabled, ransom notes on screens, or suspicious emails sent from internal accounts. Contact Simply Data immediately if you notice any of these.

We handle ransomware attacks, data breaches, insider threats, Business Email Compromise (BEC), malware infections, DDoS attacks, cloud account takeovers, and PDPA data breach incidents — across on-premise, cloud, and hybrid environments.

Yes. We provide rapid containment to stop spread, forensic root-cause analysis, safe system recovery, and post-incident hardening to prevent reinfection. We advise against paying ransoms and work to recover data through alternative means where possible.

Initial containment starts within hours of engagement. A full ransomware forensic investigation typically takes 2–4 weeks. Smaller incidents may be resolved within days. We provide regular status updates throughout.

Yes. Under Malaysia's PDPA, organisations must notify affected individuals and JPDP of a personal data breach. We assist with breach scoping, notification drafting, regulatory communication support, and compliance documentation.

IT support restores systems quickly, often without preserving evidence. DFIR investigates how attackers got in, what they accessed, and for how long — critical for legal, regulatory, and insurance purposes, and to prevent recurrence.