Integrity360 recognised by Gartner as a Representative Vendor in Digital Forensics and Incident Response

Integrity360, one of Europe and EMEA’s leading cyber security specialists, has been named as a Representative Vendor in the 2025 Gartner Market Guide for Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR).

The Gartner Market Guide provides security and risk management leaders with insights to understand the DFIR market, evaluate trends, refine requirements and identify market players. Integrity360 is listed among 40 vendors globally which, according to Gartner, best represent the DFIR market and attract the most client interest through Gartner.com searches and inquiries.

DFIR retainers are increasingly viewed as a cornerstone of cyber resilience, providing organisations with rapid access to expert teams who can investigate malicious activity, conduct forensic analysis, support recovery and perform post-incident reviews. According to Gartner, these retainers are now often required by cyber insurance policies and certain regulations, such as the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

The guide also highlights that the DFIR market continues to grow in response to rising security incidents, with AI integration significantly reducing investigation times and improving incident context. It emphasises the value of providers offering both reactive services – such as breach investigation and ransomware negotiation – and proactive measures including tabletop exercises, penetration testing and readiness assessments.

“We are pleased to be recognised by Gartner as a Representative Vendor in the DFIR market,said Richard Ford, CTO at Integrity360. “As organisations face tighter regulatory mandates and increasingly sophisticated threats, we’re proud to offer DFIR services which are designed to minimise impact, support recovery and strengthen defences against future threats.”

Integrity360’s DFIR services give clients 24/7 access to incident response specialists across multiple regions, enabling rapid deployment when needed. These services include forensic investigation, malware analysis and breach containment to help strengthen long-term resilience.

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Ronan Leonard

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