CIOs, IT and business leaders must be proactive in their planning and always ready to respond when it comes to cyber threats and attacks. Security experts agree that attacks are no longer a matter of “if” but are now clearly a matter of “when” for organizations today. A critical element in the IT and business arsenal to help organizations deal effectively with cyber attacks is the enterprise Incident Response Plan, or IRP. In this report featuring attorney and technologist, Peter Vogel, we’ll discuss the critical nature of IRPs. In addition, we’ll offer advice and best practices that viewers will find beneficial when it comes to evaluating and improving their enterprise Incident Response Plan.
After successfully completing this segment you should be able to:
- Discuss cybercrime today, in terms of the damage being done, the impact on global businesses and the mistakes companies often make following a data breach or cyber attack
- Understand where IRPs can fall short and the key elements of a well-designed plan
- Recognize how plan deficiencies can be addressed
- Identify the stakeholders to include when designing or updating an Incident Response Plan
