Something suspicious happened? Start with calm containment.
NodeVera Emergency Cyber Help is for businesses dealing with suspected email compromise, fake payment instructions, staff scam clicks, hijacked accounts, website issues, or possible data exposure. We help you understand what to do first before the situation gets worse.
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Incident Response First Aid
Starts from ₦150,000 urgent triage
This is not a full forensic investigation. It is structured first response support to help you contain, document, and reduce immediate exposure.
Urgent cases should be described clearly with screenshots, timestamps, affected account names, and what action has already been taken.
When to ask for help
Do not wait until the issue spreads.
Many incidents become worse because people continue using compromised accounts, delete evidence, rush payments, or delay containment. If any of these signs apply, treat it seriously.
Business email may be compromised or sending strange messages
A staff member clicked a suspicious link or entered login details
A fake invoice or changed bank detail instruction was received
WhatsApp, email, website, or social media account was taken over
Website is showing strange behaviour or suspicious redirects
Former staff still has access to business accounts or files
Customer, staff, student, patient, or donor data may have been exposed
What to do first
Immediate first steps before deeper review.
Do not delete suspicious emails, messages, logs, or screenshots
Do not continue using a suspected compromised account for sensitive communication
Pause unusual payments until bank details are independently verified
Change passwords from a clean device and enable MFA where possible
Write down the time, affected account, people involved, and what happened
What NodeVera triages
We help you identify the right first actions.
What happened and when it was first noticed
Which accounts, devices, users, or payment process may be affected
Whether money, data, client trust, or business access is at immediate risk
What containment steps should happen first
What should be documented for follow up, bank escalation, or management review