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Certified incident responders with 24+ years of experience. Same-day emergency response in the Triangle. Ransomware recovery, data breach containment, and forensic investigation backed by AI-powered threat detection.
First 5 Things When You Are Hacked
The average time from compromise to full data exfiltration is 16 hours. Act now.
Isolate affected systems from the network. Do NOT power them off.
Document everything: timestamps, screenshots, ransom notes, affected accounts
Reset credentials from a clean device. Enable MFA everywhere.
Contact your cyber insurance carrier within the policy notification window
Call a professional incident response team: 919-348-4912
Emergency Services We Deliver
Ransomware Recovery
Forensic strain analysis, decryption where tools exist, backup restoration, and system hardening. We recover data without paying ransoms in the majority of cases.
Data Breach Containment
Identify attack vector, close vulnerability, assess data exposure scope, and handle HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and state breach notification compliance.
Digital Forensics
Court-admissible investigation with chain of custody documentation, timeline reconstruction, and attribution analysis for law enforcement referral.
AI-Powered Threat Hunting
Proprietary AI tools analyze network traffic and endpoint telemetry to find attacker persistence mechanisms manual review misses. 3x faster than traditional SIEM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do immediately after being hacked?
Disconnect affected systems from the network (do not power off). Document everything. Contact your insurance carrier and call 919-348-4912 for professional response.
Should I pay the ransom?
The FBI and CISA advise against paying. 80% of organizations that pay are attacked again. We specialize in ransomware recovery without payment.
How fast can PTG respond?
Same-day emergency response in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle. Remote triage can begin within hours of initial contact nationwide.
Does PTG handle HIPAA breach notification?
Yes. We assist with HHS notification within 60 days, individual patient notifications, and breach risk assessment documentation required under the HIPAA Breach Notification Rule.
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Every Minute Counts During a Cyber Attack
The sooner you engage professional responders, the more data and systems you can save. Average breach-to-exfiltration: 16 hours.