Immediate expert support after a cyberattack on your organization
We conduct post-breach analysis, minimize operational damage and secure evidence. We build a remediation plan that strengthens your organization’s defense.


Post-breach Analysis
- we take over coordination of activities,
- we secure evidence according to forensic standards,
- we eliminate the threat from your systems.
We carry out every action according to NIST procedures and CISA guidance so your organization can return to safe operations as quickly as possible.

We restore security and build resilience against future incidents
Our certifications
What do you gain from professional
post-breach support?

Want to see how your employees would respond to a cyberattack?
- You will verify the resilience of your employees and organization.
- You will check the results of your previous educational activities.
- You will see how our training works and learn about our proprietary platform.
- We will discuss your individual Security Awareness needs.
4 key stages of recovery after a cyberattack
Every cyber incident is different, but our actions are always based on proven international procedures. Discover the stages of recovering and strengthening your organization after an incident.
Every cyber incident is different, but our actions are always based on proven international procedures. Discover the stages of recovering and strengthening your organization after an incident.
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Frequently asked questions
We support companies from more than a dozen industries. We most often work with manufacturing, finance and technology, but we also have experience in energy, food, e-commerce, automotive, education, construction, IT, FMCG, software development, forwarding and metallurgy.
Yes. We have a secure office and an Information Security Officer. We carry out cooperation in this area in accordance with the Polish Act on the Protection of Classified Information and relevant guidelines (ABW). The scope, classification levels and documents (such as clearances and certificates) are provided on request after signing an NDA.
Yes. We provide a public PGP key for encrypted correspondence, including the President’s key.
What is post-breach analysis?
Post-breach analysis is a comprehensive examination of a security incident. It determines how the cybercriminal operated, which security gaps were used and which vulnerabilities enabled access to the environment.Our post-breach analysis at SECAWA includes identifying the attacker (for example by linking activity to a specific IP address), analyzing technical traces and leaked data, and examining malicious software left in the system. It is closely connected with digital forensics and the organization of security testing.Why conduct post-breach analysis?
A reliable post-breach analysis helps you understand how the incident happened and which safeguards failed. Without this process, an organization may unknowingly leave attack vectors open and expose itself to further breaches.The analysis also enables a report with recommendations, an exact remediation schedule and better decisions about updating security procedures and policies.Benefits of post-breach support
A detailed analysis brings many benefits. The most important include:- complete identification of the gaps that enabled the breach,
- determining which data was leaked, modified or copied,
- more effective incident response in the future,
- access to cybersecurity specialists’ knowledge and experience,
- the ability to prepare documentation for supervisors, auditors and insurers,
- lasting resilience through remediation actions, including penetration testing,
- preventive procedures, including tools such as a social-engineering test.
Scope of post-breach analysis
The work includes:- checking the infrastructure for malicious software,
- analyzing logs and network requests that may reveal the source of the attack,
- assessing the impact of the intrusion on systems, data and services,
- determining the cybercriminal’s actions and techniques,
- preparing post-audit documentation for the management board and supervisors,
- presenting a report with recommendations and a remediation plan,
- supporting IT teams in restoring full service functionality.
Methodologies used in post-breach support
At SECAWA, we use proven methodologies, including:- black-box methodology—analysis without prior knowledge of the environment, allowing us to assess the scale of infiltration from an external attacker’s perspective,
- white-box methodology—full access to systems and infrastructure for an in-depth analysis of code, configuration and security policy,
- penetration-testing techniquesthat reproduce the way cybercriminals operate.
The role of digital forensics in post-breach analysis
Digital forensics is the foundation of the process. It allows us to secure evidence according to forensic standards, analyze devices, servers, backups and network traffic, establish the incident timeline and identify the attacker.Using digital forensics at SECAWA, we can also confirm which data was copied or modified and prepare evidence for the police, prosecutor’s office or compliance teams.Implementing IT security after post-breach analysis
After the analysis, your organization receives a detailed report with recommendations covering immediate and long-term actions. Changes may include:- updating the security policy,
- implementing new protective tools,
- removing identified vulnerabilities,
- creating new incident-response procedures,
- strengthening access controls and network segmentation,
- implementing recurring improvement activities such as penetration tests and social-engineering tests.

