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Breached organizations · External counsel · Forensics firms · Insurers

Run the incident response through counsel, with each party seeing only its own work.

In a cyber incident, external counsel owns the Hub, so forensic reports and advice sit with the lawyers. The breached organization, the forensics firm and the insurer each get their own folder, and meetings can be recorded for the file.

A DekkoSecure video meeting with three participants and a group chat panel
In DekkoCOREA secure meeting for the response team, which can be recorded.
Counsel owns the Hub
Reports and advice sit with the lawyers.
Per-party folders
Each party sees only its own.
Recorded meetings
For the response record.
Read receipts
Show when updates were opened.

Why incident response needs structure

After a breach, the organization, its lawyers, the forensics firm and the insurer all need information fast, while regulator deadlines run and legal privilege needs protecting.

Today

  • Forensic findings emailed around
  • Response calls on the breached network
  • Privileged and other documents mixed
  • No record of who saw which report

With DekkoCORE

  • A Hub owned by external counsel
  • Meetings away from the affected network
  • A folder for each party's work
  • Every view recorded

How it works in DekkoCORE

One incident, from the first call to the final report.

  1. Step 1

    Counsel sets up the Hub

    External counsel creates the Hub and invites each party.

    • Hubs
    • External members
  2. Step 2

    Give each party a folder

    The organization, the forensics firm and the insurer each work in their own folder.

    • Hub folders
  3. Step 3

    Meet away from the affected network

    Hold response meetings securely, and record them to the vault.

    • Meetings
    • Meeting recording
  4. Step 4

    Label what's sensitive

    Apply labels to documents as they're shared.

    • Classification labels
  5. Step 5

    Track updates

    Send updates by secure mail, and read receipts show when each party opened them.

    • Read receipts

Who gets what access

A typical incident. You can change or remove anyone's access at any time.

  • External counsel

    Full permissions

    Owns the Hub and directs the work.

  • Organization's response lead

    Download + Upload

    Provides logs and information.

  • Forensics firm

    Download + Upload, own folder

    Investigates and reports to counsel.

  • Insurer

    View only

    Sees what counsel shares.

The bars show a permission level, from Listing only (one bar) to Full permissions (seven).

Questions

Does this make our documents privileged?

No. Privilege depends on why a document was created and how it's handled. Having counsel own the Hub helps keep the record clear.

Can the insurer see the forensic findings?

Only what counsel shares with it. Access is set per folder and per file.

Can we meet if our own systems are down?

Yes. Meetings run in DekkoCORE, not on your network, so the response team can meet while your systems are being investigated.

Can we play meeting recordings in DekkoCORE?

Recordings are saved to your vault as WebM video files. Download one to play it in a web browser or media player.

Where is the data stored?

DekkoCORE is hosted in-country, in Australia, the United States or Canada.

Planning your incident response?

Tell us who would be involved in a response. We'll show you a response Hub in DekkoCORE, ready before you need it.