Incident Response Tapestries

Description: For anyone who watched La Brea and thought, yeah, somebody should have had a fake department shirt for this mess. This La Brea shirt turns the tar pits incident response into an official-looking disaster response merch graphic with cracked asphalt, a Los Angeles road sign shirt vibe, green portal graphic tee energy, prehistoric claw marks, and sinkhole disaster tee chaos. Built for fans who like ironic staff shirt humor, sci fi disaster shirt designs, and tar pit graphic shirt drama. Follow for more TV disaster fan merch.

Description: A tactical patch for a specialist response team investigating disturbances, anomalies, and suspiciously impossible events.

Description: Hawkins incident shirt, supernatural response team, 80s horror fan shirt, monster hunter tee, upside down inspired shirt, retro horror graphic tee, Hawkins emergency crew, paranormal response shirt, dark sci fi tee, demogorgon inspired design, vintage horror poster shirt, walkie talkie adventure tee, spooky team merch, strange town shirt

Description: Dumpster Response Team for professionals and project managers who excel at workplace humor and problem solving. A funny design for crisis management experts.

Description: Chernobyl '86: Crew design. Nod to the plant's safety operations. Tri-blend fabric.

Description: A circular emblem featuring a dumpster engulfed in flames and molten material. The text "DUMPSTER FIRE RESPONSE TEAM" is prominently displayed around the emblem in white lettering. The surrounding border has ornate detailing in orange and black.

Description: An arcade look and feel of the cybersecurity purple team.

Description: A creative typography design featuring the phrase **"DevOps – Ping Me If It's On Fire"** with a bold flame-inspired text style. Perfect for DevOps engineers, cloud professionals, SREs, and IT specialists who keep systems alive during every incident.

Description: A DevOps typography design featuring the phrase **"DevOps – Ping Me If It's On Fire"** with a creative flame-inspired layout. A fun design for DevOps professionals, cloud engineers, developers, and IT specialists who keep systems running through every emergency.

Description: For cybersecurity professionals the logs are the most important component since they can provide the required visibility, because you can't defend what you can't see. This is a design version with black background and white letters.

Description: Digital forensics is like archaeology, discovering history one byte at a time

Description: Besides training your coworkers to identify any phishing attempt, it would be great also to remind them to report the phishing attempt so, the antispam or the phishing prevention will learn to filter them and also, the soc team will receive a sample to further extract the IOC to blacklist.

Description: One of the things that a Cybersecurity professional have to understand is that users might don't tell the truth or they don't know what harm caused due to their actions. So logs and SIEM could clarify what happen really because they tell don't lie. This is a design version with black background and white letters.

Description: Protect your organization network being a blue teamer as the spartan warrior defending their people and their country in the thermopylae battle.

Description: A powerful message that communicates the importance of protecting our digital world from malicious attacks. Overall, the design should be simple yet powerful, conveying the message that cybersecurity is important and that we all have a role to play in protecting our digital world.

Description: Welcome to the CTF gamification arena where the blue team and the red team fight each other with one common objective: To proactively detect any vulnerability or weakness before the malicious actors or the bad guys. Use them with proud on such events to show what you are made of!! This is a design version with 4 Blue Team badge pack.

Description: Oops, your important files are encrypted

Description: Now get some swag for the best Discord server out in DFIR, much thanks to Andrew Rathbun for the inspiration and continued support!