Know Exactly What Was Lost, The Moment It Happens.

When a breach occurs, the clock is ticking on notification deadlines. Instantly identify which sensitive data types exist in the affected systems so you can report with precision instead of guessing.

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Clock Is Ticking

Report with precision, not guesswork.

The 72-Hour Nightmare Every Security Team Fears

A breach just happened. Regulators want answers. Customers want answers. Legal wants answers. And you're scrambling to figure out what was actually exposed.

Notification Deadlines

GDPR requires 72-hour notification. HIPAA gives you 60 days. State laws vary. The clock starts immediately.

Unknown Exposure

Which systems were affected? What data types were there? How many records? Without answers, you're guessing.

Legal & Financial Risk

Over-reporting creates panic. Under-reporting creates liability. Accuracy matters.

Speed = Savings

"Organizations that contained a breach in less than 200 days saved an average of USD $1.02 million compared to those that took longer. Faster identification means faster containment."

— IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024

How Risk Finder Accelerates Breach Response

Point the scanner at affected systems and get a complete inventory of exposed sensitive data in minutes.

1. Target Affected Systems

Deploy the Docker scanner to compromised servers or file shares. No agents to install — scan immediately.

2. Identify What Was Exposed

150+ classifiers identify exactly what sensitive data existed: SSNs, credit cards, ICD-10 diagnosis codes, W-2 tax forms, EU national IDs, and more — with exact counts per category.

3. Report with Confidence

Generate detailed reports showing data types, record counts, and regulatory categories. PDF for legal, JSON for forensics.

Know Exactly What Was Exposed

For Regulators

  • Exact count of affected individuals
  • SSNs, ITINs, Driver's Licenses (all 50 states)
  • Credit cards, bank routing numbers, IBANs
  • PHI: ICD-10 codes, DEA numbers, blood types
  • Regulatory categories (HIPAA, PCI, GDPR, CCPA, GLBA)

For Incident Response

  • File paths of exposed data
  • W-2, 1099, 1040 tax form detection
  • EU national IDs (German, French, Dutch, Polish, UK)
  • JSON export for SIEM integration

Incident Response Checklist

Based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Phase 1: Detection & Analysis

  • Confirm the incident is real (not a false positive)
  • Identify what data was exposed — PII, PHI, credentials, financial data ← Risk Finder
  • Prioritize based on data sensitivity and regulatory impact
  • Document everything for legal and compliance

Phase 2: Containment

  • Isolate affected systems
  • Revoke compromised credentials
  • Preserve evidence for forensics

Phase 3: Notification

  • Determine regulatory requirements:
  • GDPR: 72 hours  •  GLBA: 30 days  •  HIPAA: 60 days  •  PCI: Immediately  •  State laws: Vary (30-90 days)
  • Notify regulators, affected individuals, card brands/acquirers as required
  • Prepare public communications if needed

Phase 4: Recovery & Review

  • Restore systems to normal operation
  • Conduct lessons-learned review
  • Implement improvements to prevent recurrence

The bottleneck? Knowing exactly what was exposed. Risk Finder gives you a complete data inventory in minutes — so you can prioritize, notify, and move forward with confidence.

Don't Wait for a Breach to Find Out What You Have

Know your data. Report with precision. Respond with confidence.

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