Experiencing a Security Incident? We're Already On It.
If your organization is facing a suspected breach, active ransomware event, or unauthorized access, contact CyberSOC Labs immediately. Our Incident Response team is available 24/7/365 and begins triage within minutes of your call.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Emergency Hotline: +91 83419 21918
Prefer email? Send incident details to soc@cybersoclabs.com and a responder will contact you within minutes. Use the hotline for anything time-critical.
24/7/365 SOC · Contractual SLAs · India-Based Operations Center · Certified Analysts (OSCP, GCIH, CISSP, CEH)
What Happens When You Call
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Immediate Triage
A senior incident responder answers directly — not a call center — and begins assessing severity and scope within minutes. -
Rapid Containment
We guide you through isolating affected systems and accounts to stop the incident from spreading further. -
Investigation Begins
Our CIRT deploys forensic tooling to determine root cause, scope of compromise, and data exposure. -
Ongoing Support
You're assigned a dedicated point of contact who stays with you from first call through full resolution and post-incident reporting.
Before You Call - Quick Guidance
If you're able to, the following steps can help preserve evidence and limit damage while you reach us:
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Do not power off affected systems — this can destroy forensic evidence needed to investigate
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Do isolate affected systems from the network if the incident is actively spreading (disconnect, don't shut down)
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Preserve logs — do not delete or overwrite anything
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Avoid discussing the incident over a potentially compromised email or chat system
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Have available: what you observed, when it started, and which systems appear affected
Who Should Contact Us
Call immediately if you're experiencing any of the following:
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Ransomware or extortion attempts
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Suspected unauthorized access or data breach
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Business email compromise (BEC)
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Active malware or worm outbreak
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Denial-of-service (DDoS) attack
Insider threat or suspicious internal activity
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