Let’s face it; a computer security incident can occur at any time. Whether it’s the result of a networkwide malware infection, the work of a malicious hacker or a trusted employee with an ax to grind, ...
Data breaches have become an unfortunate reality for most companies. If you haven’t already experienced one, just wait. Whether state-sponsored or committed by an individual, hacking and the resulting ...
Popular file transfer tool MOVEit's recent data security vulnerability prompted many businesses to communicate, internally and externally, about the impact of the incident on its business. Businesses ...
More recently, on May 21, the SEC staff issued further guidance to clarify the distinction between two types of Form 8-K disclosures: Item 1.05, which should be used to disclose material cybersecurity ...
ISACA has published a new quick reference document designed to help organizations prepare to mitigate ransomware incidents. The guide, titled Ransomware Incident Management Quick Reference, is a ...
Don’t wait until it’s too late to discover your IR plan has holes. Download our resource to secure your strategy and your schools. Rebecca Torchia is a web editor for EdTech: Focus on K–12. Previously ...
Security incident management is a critical control by ISO 27001 standards (Clause A13), and has an equal, if not higher, level of importance in other standards and frameworks. incident management ...
Anyone who has ever attended one of my seminars knows what a big proponent of checklists I am. Having learned to fly at a relatively young age it was hammered into my head that preflight preparation ...
As firefighters and officers, large incidents–whether they’re products of terrorism or natural disasters–cause us to wonder what our brother and sister firefighters are facing when called upon to ...
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