DFIR-IRIS
8.2#3 in case management softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FIR (Fast Incident Response)
5.9#20 in incident management softwareFree planFree planWebAPISelf-hosted
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| Fact | DFIR-IRIS | FIR (Fast Incident Response) |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The documentation recommends Docker and Docker Compose; it says Linux and macOS are officially supported and Windows may need Dockerfile changes for file storage paths. | FIR can be run with Docker for testing or occasional use, or installed in a production environment for daily use. |
| Integrations | First-party modules include IrisVT for VirusTotal, IrisMISP for MISP, IrisCheck for validations and IrisWebHooks for URL destinations. | The repository includes optional plugins for MISP, LDAP, OIDC, two-factor authentication, and an API. |
| Purpose | DFIR-IRIS is an open-source incident response platform for running investigations collaboratively in one workspace. | FIR is a cybersecurity incident management platform for creating, tracking, and reporting incidents. |
| Reporting | Jinja templates can generate configurable executive, technical or court reports in PDF or DOCX. | The incident follow-up action opens a one-page report intended to be printed as a PDF for business lines. |
DFIR-IRIS plans
- Free and open-sourceFree
- Open-source self-hostedFree
FIR (Fast Incident Response) plans
- FIRFree
Pick DFIR-IRIS if…
DFIR-IRIS suits incident response teams that need shared case records, alert triage, evidence controls, and investigation reporting. Organizations should be able to deploy it in a restricted environment.
Pick FIR (Fast Incident Response) if…
FIR suits cybersecurity response teams that need to track incidents, artifacts, and follow-up actions. It is designed for self-hosted use, with Docker noted for testing or occasional use.