Today’s enterprises are under attack. Whether it’s malware, ransomware, social engineering, or targeted exploits, security teams must be ready to detect these cyber attacks, analyze the threat, and launch a quick and effective response. Is your organization ready?
There are a wide variety of IT security tools available for cyber incident response. But most organizations have discovered that it’s people — the analysts and technicians who make up the cyber response team — that provide the key knowledge needed to recognize the exploits and instigate critical actions in the event of a cybersecurity incident.
This report, created in partnership with Dark Reading, offers insight on how to build and train a cyber incident response team. You’ll learn:
- What to look for as you’re staffing up, including the experience and certifications the team members should have
- How to keep your team members up to speed on the latest threats — from methods of training to threat intelligence sources to how to plan and rehearse incident response programs before an intrusion occurs
- Some of the critical “people and process” elements of incident response
- How to maximize the capabilities of your cyber incident response team
