DFIRe - A Cyber Incident Platform

What it does

DFIRe is a self-hosted case management platform for digital forensics and incident response. Track and assign cyber security investigation actions, write reports, manage evidence with verified chain of custody, enrich threat indicators, and keep track of compliance timers. Deep integrations with Slack, Jira and LLM tools with full MCP support for agentic access.

Self-hosted case management for DFIR teams: cases, evidence with chain of custody, indicator enrichment, compliance timers and reports.

DFIRe keeps cases, evidence with chain of custody, indicators, regulatory deadlines and reports in one place. It runs on your own infrastructure, with no seat limits and no vendor access. Follow one ransomware incident through DFIRe. Most of the team's time goes into three places: the actions, the timeline and the report. All three work from the same case record. A responder opens the case, or an integration opens it through the API. The playbook for the case type adds its fields and the actions for each phase, and the incident clock starts. The playbook fills the Actions tab with the response steps for each phase. Start from one of the fifteen default playbooks, edit it, or build your own.…from dfire.fi

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