Google Rapid Response (GRR ) â Remote Live Forensics For Incident Response

  Incident response is the process of identifying, containing, analyzing, and resolving security incidents that affect the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information systems. Incident response can be challenging, especially when dealing with remote systems that are distributed across different networks and locations. How can an incident responder access and examine a compromised system without physically being there? How can they collect and analyze relevant data in a fast and scalable way? How can they ensure the security and integrity of the communication channel between the responder and the target system?

  One possible solution is to use a remote live forensics framework that allows the responder to perform various forensic tasks on a target system over the network. One such framework is Google Rapid Response (GRR), an open source project developed by Google to support forensics and investigations in a fast, scalable manner. GRR consists of two parts: a client (agent) that is installed on the target system, and a server infrastructure that can manage and communicate with the client. GRR supports cross-platform clients for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X, and provides a web-based user interface and a RESTful API for the server.




Google Rapid Response (GRR ) Â? Remote Live Forensics For Incident Response