This cybersecurity framework forincident responseis adaptive and flexible, so it can be applied to small andSMBsor large enterprise environments. The NIST incident handling process defines four phases forcyberincident handling: Preparation:Using a cybersecurityframework for incident respo...
Handling a security incident may only be the beginning in the Incident Response process, since, there could exist some occasions where the source of the incident has to be identified (i.e. the actual attacker(s) should be found in order to be held accountable for their actions). The task...
Security Orchestration Automation & Response (SOAR) platforms integrate with existing security tools to automate repetitive tasks during the incident response process. By automating these tasks, SOAR helps reduce human error while speeding up the overall response time for handling incidents. Endpoint Detect...
Legal and regulatory compliance.Many industries and jurisdictions havespecific legal and regulatory requirementsfor incident reporting and handling. Non-compliance can lead to legal consequences, fines, and other penalties. Incident response helps organizations meet these obligations. Operational continuity.Effec...
CSIRT: Computer Security Incident Response Team The computer or cybersecurity incident response team (CSIRT) is formed by the people responsible for leading or handling the response to an incident. The team is crucial to running incident response exercises, providing staff training, and maintaining se...
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Incident Response This skill path works through the methodological phases of incident response. These phases consist of: Initial analysis and detection of a security event Collecting data and containment of the threat Full network and host analysis to identify root cause ...
Security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) platforms automate routine and repetitive tasks involved in incident handling. SOAR enables analysts to define workflows—known as playbooks—that automatically execute actions such as isolating compromised hosts, blocking malicious IP addresses, initiati...
Incident Response Playbooks: Ransomware attacks and DDoS attacks are very different threats and require unique responses. Organizations should have playbooks in place for handling the major types of security incidents, ensuring that incident responders aren’t confused and trying to figure out what to...
This Module covers forensic measures and evidence handling considerations. Incident Response Case Management This module covers case management theory with an IRIS lab. Active Incident Containment This module covers how to isolate and neutralise detected threats. It explores techniques such as design-led ...