Ebryx Compromise Assessment helps you uncover active or dormant intrusions, persistent threats, and indicators of compromise that may have evaded your defenses, quickly, quietly, and with minimal disruption.
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Cyber threats increasingly bypass perimeter controls and remain in environments for weeks or months unseen, causing damage long before they’re detected. A compromise assessment answers one critical question:
Have attackers already breached your systems?
This service is crucial if you:
Suspect a breach but lack visible evidence
See unexplained anomalies in logs or user/system behavior
Want independent assurance of your security effectiveness
Are preparing for M&A, an audit, regulatory review, or executive reporting

We use real-world attacker tactics, forensic analysis, and intelligence-driven investigation to detect hidden compromises and validate security incidents.
Run deep forensic analysis on live systems without taking them offline, minimizing impact while uncovering stealthy breaches.
Investigate across your entire digital footprint, networks, endpoints, cloud, mobile, and data stores, to trace attacker activity and data exfiltration.
Hunt for real Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) such as malware signatures, unusual persistence mechanisms, or anomalous process behavior.
Our malware analysts reverse-engineer suspicious files to understand adversary tools, persistence methods, and potential impact on your environment.
Identify abnormal user behavior, system changes, data access patterns, and lateral movement indicators that signal a possible breach.
Our experts follow a structured, intelligence-ledmethodologyto find hidden threats, footprints, and vulnerabilities:
Preparation & Scoping: Understand your environment, assets, logs, and risk priorities.
Data Collection: Collect telemetry, artifacts, logs, endpoints, and system states non-intrusively.
Threat Hunting: Search for IOCs, persistence mechanisms, unauthorized access, and anomaly patterns.
Forensic Analysis: Apply deep forensics to uncover attack paths, memory artifacts, and attacker tools.
Correlation & Context: Map findingsforattacker techniques and frameworks.
Reporting & Recommendations: Deliver a detailed report with findings, risk ratings, timelines, and remediation advice.


Ebryxprovides remote or on-site investigation using a proven forensic process.
Pinpoint OS-specific malware persistence methods
Detect process injection and memory-resident threats
Analyze command-and-control tools and attacker scripts
Examine logs and metadata from across your environment
Investigate attacker lateral movement paths
Factor in your tech stack and threat landscape

Answer: A Compromise Assessment is a focused, forensic investigation designed to uncover signs of active or past intrusions, identifying dwell time, backdoors, lateral movement, and persistent malicious artifacts within your environment. In short, while pure forensic investigations focus on specifics, compromise assessment is meant to cover a breadth of threats.
Answer: Traditional endpoint and antivirus solutions are valuable but limited. Modern attackers use stealth techniques that bypass signature-based detection. A Compromise Assessment applies forensic analysis, cross-correlation, and human threat hunting to detect “low-and-slow” intrusions that automated tools often miss.
Answer: We search for behavioral and forensic indicators such as:
Answer: Our methodology is fully non-disruptive. We operate in read-only mode, use out-of-band log collection, and coordinate any potentially intrusive steps within pre-approved maintenance windows, ensuring business continuity and evidence integrity.
Answer: We typically collect and analyze EDR telemetry, endpoint artifacts, Windows event logs, Active Directory and authentication logs, proxy and firewall logs, cloud audit trails (AWS CloudTrail, Azure Activity Logs, etc.), SIEM data, and forensic snapshots where available. The more sources available, the higher the detection accuracy.
Answer: You’ll receive a detailed forensic report with verified findings, supporting evidence, and an IOC (Indicators of Compromise) package for immediate response. We also include a prioritized remediation plan, an executive summary for leadership, and optional incident response playbooks.
Answer: Duration depends on environment size, data accessibility, and scope. Following an initial scoping call, Ebryx provides a clear project timeline based on the number of endpoints, data sources, and required depth of analysis.
Answer: If compromise is detected, Ebryx immediately escalates to your stakeholders, delivers IOC data for containment, assists with isolation, patching, and credential resets, and transitions seamlessly into full incident response to remove threats and restore operations.
Answer: Our analysts validate results using multi-source correlation, timeline reconstruction, reproducible artifacts, and isolated test replication when necessary. Every reported incident is manually verified and evidence-backed.
Answer: Post-assessment recommendations include strengthening EDR tuning, improving log retention, enforcing identity hygiene (MFA, least privilege), network segmentation, and continuous threat hunting. Regular compromise assessments or managed detection services further minimize dwell time and exposure.
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