Data Breach Services

The follow-up to a data breach requires fast, clear communication to all parties involved. BIA’s data breach services are designed and executed to ensure that any security incident is handled successfully without creating additional risks.

Otherwise, the organization could be accused of intentionally holding back information, which can cause further damage or bring about litigation.

Effective data breach management should only be provided by an experienced company. BIA’s data breach services rapidly and accurately identify relevant documents and data for the data breach investigation, remediation and management.

BIA’s data breach services also include a critical review to ensure no PII is misused during the data breach follow-up and investigatory stages.

Most data breach response offerings don’t offer the important step of identifying affected individuals. That creates added work for the organization. The exposure of just 25 email accounts can yield more than one million documents — which would all need to be reviewed manually before individuals can be properly notified.

BIA leverages its experience, tools and expertise in eDiscovery and digital investigations services to protect PII and help bring a swift end to the data breach process.

• Non-disruptive data collection and assessment
• Advanced text analytics
• Streamlined workflows
• Cutting-edge database analysis
• End-to-end review services
• Rigid quality control
• Detailed understanding of privacy issues
• Forensic investigation capabilities

BIA’s data breach services combine cybersecurity methodologies, eDiscovery technology and proven processes to quickly, securely and cost-effectively identify what personal and sensitive data may have been affected in a breach.

To learn more about our Data Breach Services and to set up a free consultation with one of our Data Breach experts, download our Data Breach Presentation.

There are three distinct phases of the process that each warrant their own discussion:

First, forensic investigation of a breach incident.

Second, assessing the data set and capturing private information.

Third, notifications and government reporting.

It’s a matter of if, not when, a company will be affected by a data breach. Make sure you are prepared so your organization doesn’t lose additional time and money in the process. Contact us today.