Incident Response
Incident Response for Cyber Events
When something goes wrong, speed and calm matter.
Get emergency cyber help.
If you suspect ransomware, email compromise, fraud, or a breach, call or text now. Use the form if you can safely send the basics. Call or text (970) 743-0588.
What this includes
- Ransomware containment and recovery
- Business email compromise and wire fraud response
- Forensics coordination and evidence preservation
- Data breach notification and compliance support
- Post-incident hardening and remediation plan
- 24/7 emergency response line
Why businesses call RightCyber for this
RightCyber is locally owned in Wiggins and manages 250+ devices across Northern and Northeastern Colorado. We pair 92% first-touch resolution, clean documentation, practical cybersecurity, and direct accountability from Anthony Daghita with every service conversation.
When you need help now, not Monday morning
A cyber incident does not wait for business hours. Ransomware can encrypt files overnight. A phishing attack can trick your team into wiring money or exposing sensitive data. An employee can click a malicious link during a lunch break. When these things happen, you need someone who answers the phone, not a support ticket queue.
More detail
RightCyber provides 24/7 incident response for businesses across Northeastern Colorado. The first step is always containment — stop the bleeding, isolate the threat, prevent further damage. Then we assess the scope, preserve evidence, and begin recovery. For ransomware, that means isolating infected devices, identifying clean backups, and restoring systems in priority order. For business email compromise, that means securing accounts, reviewing logs, and coordinating with financial institutions.
After the incident: hardening and prevention
The recovery is only the first half. The second half is making sure it does not happen again. After every incident, we document what happened, identify the root cause, and implement a hardening plan — security patches, MFA enforcement, policy changes, staff training, and monitoring improvements.
Frequently asked questions
What should we do if we suspect a ransomware attack?
Immediately disconnect the affected computer from the network (unplug the network cable or turn off Wi-Fi). Do not turn off the computer. Call (970) 743-0588 immediately. The faster we respond, the more we can contain.
How is incident response scoped?
Incident response scope depends on the event type, number of affected systems, urgency, evidence needs, and recovery path. Managed IT clients receive response under their service agreement. For non-clients, we define the emergency scope quickly and can transition you to ongoing managed services afterward.
Can you help if our email was hacked and money was wired?
Yes. We provide business email compromise response: secure the account, review email forwarding rules, identify what was accessed, coordinate with your bank, and help with law enforcement reporting. Speed matters — the sooner you act, the better the chance of recovering funds.
Do you provide incident response for businesses in Sterling and Greeley?
Yes. We provide 24/7 incident response for businesses across Northeastern Colorado including Sterling, Fort Morgan, Greeley, Brighton, Brush, Burlington, Fort Collins, Loveland, and surrounding areas.
Suspect ransomware, email compromise, or a breach?
Call or text now if this is urgent. If it is safe, send the basics so we can help contain the issue faster.
Services
Service Areas
Northern and Northeastern Colorado from Greeley to Sterling, down to Brighton, and everywhere in between.