Incident or Near-miss
You had a near-miss. We will make sure the next one is contained.
Phishing attempts that almost succeeded, suspicious sign-ins, accidental external shares — these are signals, not noise. We help you act on them.
What we hear from buyers like you
“Someone on our team clicked a phishing link. We're not sure what they did after that.”
“We saw a sign-in from a country no one on our team is in. We need to determine if it is a compromise.”
“An admin accidentally shared a folder externally. What's the blast radius?”
How we help
Our Incident Triage is the immediate safety net — calm, expert assessment of what happened and what to do next. We follow this with a Tune-Up to close the conditions that allowed the event to occur, so the same attack vector doesn't work twice.
Explore incident responseWhat you can expect
Triage call within [TIME] of contact. Tune-Up engagement: four to six weeks.
- →Triage call — scope assessment, containment guidance, immediate next steps
- →Incident summary for internal records and (if needed) customer or legal communication
- →Remediation roadmap prioritized by risk
- →Identity hardening — MFA enforcement, conditional access, OAuth app review, admin role cleanup
- →Post-remediation posture report confirming the attack surface has been reduced
What our clients say
“After a phishing attempt nearly landed, we needed to understand our identity exposure. View Ridge found 47 OAuth apps with excessive permissions and locked down our tenant in two weeks. We didn't realize how much access we'd granted over the years.”— Marcus T., CTO, Series A startup (25 employees)
“We saw sign-ins from three countries our team doesn't operate in. View Ridge was on a call with us within the hour, walked us through containment, and had conditional access policies in place by the end of the week. The peace of mind alone was worth it.”— Alex H., Director of IT, Professional services (85 employees)
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