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Obrela Security Industries

Partially verified

European cybersecurity firm and CIR Assured Service Provider on the NCSC's published list, with a 24/7 emergency incident response team, managed detection and response, and forensic investigation documented on its site.

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Credential verification

Public-tier claims with issuer citations; registry verification pending.

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Panels & coverage

Insurance panels

None documented

Regions
Europe

Profile

Tagline: Emergency incident response and MDR
HQ: Europe (UK entity on the NCSC list)
Service area: International, per the firm's pages
Size: Size not documented

Obrela Security Industries is a European cybersecurity firm whose site documents an emergency incident response team on standby for breaches, 24/7 monitoring with rapid incident response and advanced threat detection, and MDR services spanning standard, Microsoft, and OT environments, enabling rapid containment, forensic investigation, and recovery. The firm is named on the UK NCSC's published Cyber Incident Response scheme list (Obrela Security Industries Ltd, read October 2026).

Sourced from the firm's published pages and the NCSC's published list (October 2026). No insurance panel memberships, named engagements, or response-time SLAs are documented; the platform's full verification pass is pending.

Services & engagements

Services
Emergency incident response (24/7 team on standby)Managed detection and response (standard, Microsoft, and OT)Forensic investigation and recovery

Documented engagements

None found

No publicly documented case work was found on the firm's own site at the time of our research. Some firms publish engagement details under NDA restrictions; some simply do not publish. The absence of documented work is a fact, not a judgment.