Case Studies
Inside Real-World Cybersecurity Investigations
A closer look at how CyberQuell handles complex threats and protects businesses from financial and operational risk.

Investigating a Multi-Phase Business Email Compromise Campaign
CyberQuell investigated a sophisticated four-month BEC campaign involving session token theft, OAuth persistence, and malicious Outlook rules; zero financial loss was achieved.

Investigating a Multi-Phase Business Email Compromise Campaign
CyberQuell investigated a sophisticated four-month BEC campaign involving session token theft, OAuth persistence, and malicious Outlook rules; zero financial loss was achieved.
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White-Label Security Operations Center Partnership for Managed Service Provider
CyberQuell enabled a regional MSP to launch white-label security monitoring within 30 days, generating $12,400 MRR with zero capital investment across 40+ clients.
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Emergency Microsoft 365 Tenant Defederation from GoDaddy
CyberQuell completed a full Microsoft 365 tenant defederation from GoDaddy in 4 hours with zero email downtime for a 200-mailbox law firm.
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Investigating a Phishing-Related Microsoft 365 Account Compromise
CyberQuell investigated a phishing-related Microsoft 365 account compromise, confirming limited mailbox access and no persistence — contained within hours.
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Investigating Exposure of Cloud Secrets from a Misconfigured Development Server
CyberQuell investigated exposed cloud credentials from a misconfigured Symfony development server and confirmed no unauthorised access had occurred.
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Investigating Suspicious Microsoft 365 Login Activity and Potential Account Compromise
CyberQuell investigated suspicious Microsoft 365 login alerts and confirmed no compromise — unusual location indicators were traced to network routing behaviour.
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Investigating Unauthorized Exposure of HR Documents in Microsoft 365
CyberQuell investigated confidential HR files appearing in Outlook mobile search results. Learn how permission inheritance and migration errors caused the exposure — not a breach.
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Investigating a Business Email Compromise That Redirected an Exhibitor Payment
CyberQuell investigated a BEC attack that redirected a $5,562.50 exhibitor payment via domain impersonation. Read how forensic analysis confirmed no internal breach occurred.
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