AT&T Cybersecurity – Incident Response Steps and Frameworks for SANS and NIST Incident Response
Comparing SANS and NIST Incident Response Steps.
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Carnegie Mellon University – Incident Response Plan 3.6 3.6.1 3.6.2 csc19 Incident Response
This resource from CMU provides an example procedure for how to respond to information security incidents.
Center for Internet Security – Tabletop Exercises Six Scenarios to Help Prepare Your Cybersecurity Team 3.6 3.6.1 3.6.2 csc19 Incident Response
This white paper is about tabletop exercises can be used to help cybersecurity teams develop tactical strategies for securing their systems.
CrowdStrike – What is Incident Response? Incident Response
This article provides information on the elements and importance of an up-to-date IR Plan.
Cyber Crowd – Why Root Cause Analysis is a Vital Part of Your Security Improvement Journey Incident Response
This article describes why RCA is a necessary step in a company's cybersecurity evolution.
Cybereason – Post Incident Review Incident Response
This article examines the importance of post-incident reviews for security teams.
Digital Guardian – Data Breach Experts Share The Most Important Next Step You Should Take After A Data Breach Incident Response
This blog post provides insights from various industry experts on how to tackle a data breach and what happens afterwards.
Exabeam – 6 Incident Response Steps: What to Do When Under Attack Incident Response
This article provides a six-step process that can help your incident responders take action faster and more effectively when the alarm goes off.
Exabeam – Incident Response Plan 101: The 6 Phases, Templates, and Examples Incident Response
How to build an incident response plan around the 6 phases of incident response, examples to get you started, and a peek at incident response automation.
Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams – Common Tabletop Exercise Failures 3.6 3.6.1 csc19 Incident Response
This is a self-paced online training course regarding incident response offered by the education branch of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
This is a self-paced online training course regarding incident response offered by the education branch of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
This PowerPoint from Secureworks’ Security and Risk Consulting Incident Response (SRC-IR) Team discusses common tabletop exercise failures.