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What is blockchain incident response?

Blockchain incident response is the emergency work that follows a security incident affecting wallets, smart contracts, bridges or the infrastructure around them. It covers confirming the incident, preserving evidence, containing further loss, finding the root cause and documenting the result.

What is blockchain forensics?

Blockchain forensics is the analysis of on-chain data and off-chain evidence to understand a hack or exploit. On-chain, it traces stolen funds across wallets, bridges and exchanges. Off-chain, it reconstructs how the attacker compromised your systems, keys or code.

How do you investigate a crypto hack?

We preserve evidence first, then collect logs, cloud audit trails, repository history and transaction data. From that we build a timeline from first access to the final transaction, identify the entry point and the failed control, and trace the stolen funds on-chain.

Can you recover stolen funds?

We cannot promise recovery. It depends on how fast the trace starts and where the funds land. We identify the path and the exchange deposit addresses, and we document the evidence your team, exchanges and law enforcement need to act.

When should we contact you after an incident?

As soon as you detect it. Logs and system state get overwritten, and rebuilding or wiping affected systems destroys evidence. Preserve first, then fix.

What access do you need?

Read-only access to relevant logs, cloud audit trails, repositories and affected hosts. The exact scope is defined on the first call. We make no changes to your environment without explicit approval.

All Solutions

Incident Response & Forensics

Blockchain incident response and forensics for protocols and exchanges after a hack. We reconstruct the attack path through your systems and trace stolen funds across chains.

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THE CHALLENGE

Many teams cannot say how they were attacked.

After a hack, the first question is how the attacker got in. Until you know the entry point, you cannot close it, and the attacker may still have access. Evidence sits across cloud accounts, CI/CD systems, signing infrastructure and third-party vendors, and some of it disappears within days.

Blockchain incident response and forensics answers two questions. How did the attacker get in, and where did the funds go. The first comes from your logs, infrastructure, keys and code. The second comes from the chain.

HOW IT WORKS

Our Process

Triage and Containment

We confirm the incident, secure logs and system images before they are overwritten, and advise on stopping further loss.

Evidence Collection

We gather cloud audit trails, CI/CD history, endpoint data, access records and transaction history, and document who handled each item.

Attack Reconstruction

We build a timeline from first access to the final transaction and identify the entry point, the privilege escalation and the control that failed.

On-Chain Fund Tracing

We follow stolen funds across addresses, bridges, mixers and exchanges, and flag the deposit addresses where a freeze can be requested.

Reporting and Remediation

You receive a written report with the timeline, root cause and fund flow map, organized for law enforcement and exchange compliance teams, plus the fixes to close the gap.

Insight

Coming Soon: Incident Response Playbook for DeFi Teams

What to preserve in the first hour after a hack, and what destroys evidence.

COMING SOON

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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