What do you do if your information security incident response plan fails to meet key success factors?
When your information security incident response plan (IRP) doesn't meet its key success factors, it can feel like a significant setback. However, this is a critical moment for learning and improvement. An IRP is a predetermined set of instructions or procedures to detect, respond to, and limit the consequences of a malicious cyber attacks, such as data breaches or network intrusions. The key to moving forward is to analyze the failure points, adapt your plan, and ensure that your team is better prepared for future incidents. Let's delve into the steps you should take if you find yourself in this situation.
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Nathan TofaniNetwork and Security Tech Lead | CompTIA Security+ | Security Operations Center | Risk Management | Vulnerability…
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Talu GomesLead Security Engineer no Nubank | Engenheira de Software | Linkedin Top Voice | Ciberseguran?a | Co-Founder MudeOMundo
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ítalo Vinícius Dos SantosData Protection Officer with a focus on Privacy, Artificial Intelligence and Operational Efficiency.