Cloud Security and Governance – Mind the Security Gap
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An incident response plan outlines how your organisation will respond to an incident. Effective Incident response plans enable organisations to continue operating in an efficient manner despite the possible disruption(s) associated with the breach or attack, reduce recovery timeframes and assist in safe-guarding your business.
SANS published their Incident Handler’s Handbook a number years ago, and remains the standard for incident response plans. With a 6-step framework, that assists organisation to build out the specific company plan.
These 6 steps focus on:
Advanced preparation is crucial, once an organisation is under attack, it is often too late for under-prepared staff and organisations to act in a timely and effective manner.
Consider these points when an incident occurs:
If you don’t have a response plan in place, or would like some assistance in reviewing or testing your existing framework, don’t hesitate to get in touch with one of our Cyber Security Consultants.
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