The fourth step is to train and educate your staff on how to prevent, detect, and respond to network security incidents. It’s important that your staff are aware of the common types and sources of such incidents, such as malware, phishing, denial-of-service, or unauthorized access. They should also be familiar with the best practices and policies for network security like using strong passwords, updating software, encrypting data, and avoiding suspicious links or attachments. Furthermore, they should understand the signs and symptoms of a network security incident like unusual network activity, slow performance, or unexpected alerts or messages. Lastly, they should know the steps and procedures for reporting and escalating a network security incident, such as contacting the response team, preserving the evidence, and following the instructions.