Cyber Breach Incident Response
CyberSecOp Cyber Breach Incident Response services utilize a comprehensive methodology to respond to and manage a cyberattack. An attack or data breach can cause a large-scale business interruption potentially affecting customers, intellectual property company time and resources, and brand value. Our Cyber Breach Incident Response services aim to reduce this damage and recover as quickly as possible. Data breaches and theft are reported daily, with hourly attacks against organizations, hackers continue to find ways to attack data, has most organization don’t have a full risk management program in place, even with defense-in-depth security and strategies to tighten data security. Every business should Cyber Breach Incident Response Plan for the unexpected, data breach hurt your brand, customer confidence, reputation, and cause financial loss to your business.
CyberSecOp help your organization to Identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities which are important to reduce the likelihood of a breach, but you must assume that preventative controls will fail at some point. Limit the potential of an incident actually resulting in damages and if damages occur, minimizing them as much as possible.
CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT RESPONSE PLANNING
Why every organization needs a cybersecurity incident response policy for business continuity.
Critical security incident response steps (in a checklist) to mitigate data loss.
What should be included in the planning process to ensure business operations are not interrupted?
What is considered a cyber security breach
Identify which incidents require attention & When to initiate your response.
How to use threat intelligence to avoid future cyber incidents.
Who will respond in the event of a cyber security breach
Prepared Cyber Breach Incident Response Plan
Cyber Breach Incident Response Plan is an organized approach to addressing and managing the aftermath of a security breach or cyberattack, also known as an IT incident, computer incident or security incident. The goal is to handle the situation in a way that limits damage and reduces recovery time and costs.
Establish a response framework. An effective Cyber Breach Incident Response Plan contains a framework for action where key decisions are made ahead of time and do not have to be made under pressure.
Publish incident notification procedures. This information should be published for all personnel, including employees and contractors. It can also be part of new hire orientation and routine employee awareness activities.
Types of Cyber Security Breach Incident
There are various types of Cyber Breach Incidents and ways to classify them. The following are a few examples of common incidents that can have a negative impact on businesses:
A distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against critical cloud services.
A malware or ransomware infection that has encrypted critical business files across the corporate network.
A successful phishing attempt that has led to the exposure of personally identifiable information (PII) of customers.
An unencrypted laptop is known to have sensitive customer records that has gone missing.
A malicious code distribution use organization asset to distribute malware, or malicious codes
Web skimming or digital skimmers is a form of internet or carding fraud whereby a payment page on a website is compromised when malware is injected into the page via compromising a third-party script service in order to steal payment information.
