Incident Response
Your security team detects. The enforcement team investigates.
The SOC detects threats and contains them. That's their job. But the forensic investigation — preserving evidence, reconstructing timelines, building a defensible case — that's enforcement work. And most security teams aren't equipped for it.
The Enforcement Gap
What Cyber Security / SOC defines
Threat detection rules, containment playbooks, incident classification, SIEM alerts.
Where enforcement breaks down
The SOC can detect and contain. But when the CISO asks "can we prove what happened in court?" — the security team doesn't have the forensic methodology. Evidence gets contaminated during rapid response. The case falls apart.
What the enforcement team handles
A ransomware attack hits at 2 AM. The SOC contains the threat. The enforcement team preserves forensic evidence from affected endpoints, reconstructs the attack timeline, and builds the case — all before business opens.
A data exfiltration incident involves a departing employee. Security detects the anomaly, but the investigation requires HR records, email, and cloud activity. The enforcement team runs it as one case.
A regulator demands evidence of incident response within 72 hours. The enforcement team produces a complete forensic report with chain of custody, timeline reconstruction, and remediation evidence.
How It Works
Alert
SIEM, EDR, or manual report triggers a structured enforcement workflow.
Preserve
Forensic evidence collected from affected systems. Chain of custody starts immediately.
Investigate
Full forensic analysis — timeline reconstruction, evidence correlation, entity mapping.
Report
Defensible incident report with evidence chain. Ready for regulators, courts, or board.
Part of the enforcement platform
Incident Response doesn't work in isolation. Here's how it connects.
Collection
Forensic evidence preserved from affected systems immediately
Investigation
IR findings become part of the unified case record
Intelligence
Threat indicators feed the intelligence graph for future correlation
Why OrcheSight
IR tools help the SOC contain threats. They don't help the enforcement team build a forensic case. OrcheSight IR bridges that gap — from the first alert, evidence is preserved with forensic integrity and connected to the unified case record.