Your organization has a 50% likelihood of experiencing an insider incident despite deep investments in IT security. Insider threats include fraud, theft of intellectual property, data breaches and leaks, or malicious damage to IT resources. Most organizations that experienced an insider incident indicate it was more damaging than incidents involving hackers. You need the right plan and the right tools to detect, respond and recover from an insider incident.
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Verizon data breach investigations report indicates that any breach, insider or otherwise, if found early is 80% less likely to result in damage. Register for this webinar and learn how to find insider threats early and fix them fast.
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On the CIO Insight web site Karen Frenkel posted a slide deck that identifies 8 best practice for dealing with a data breach. The practices identified align nicely with the elements Response Management Framework.
I recommend the slide deck as a good device for a review and a discussion with your executive team.
So apply these best practice as you evaluate and improve your incident response plan. Refer to our Response Management Framework for added insight.
Let us help you with a response plan review that considers your risk of a Data Breach.
Thanks to Jeff Mathis and the LinkedIN Cyber Resilient Community Dialog for bringing this to my attention.