Enterprises face significant financial, reputational, intellectual property, and legal risks from data breaches, with all types of enterprises falling victim – from government agencies like Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), to high-tech companies like LinkedIn and Snapchat, to Fortune 50 companies like J.P. Morgan, Sony, and Oracle.
Though the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released best practices for incident response, most enterprises struggle to implement incident response strategies because of a lack of a centralized approach that covers the full incident lifecycle, including workflows and playbooks, root cause analysis, and corrective action. Additionally, high volumes of alerts and incidents, the cyber security labor shortage, and the high costs of response services have made responding to breaches even more difficult and detrimental to the bottom line.
Coinciding with the convergence of IT and security teams within cyber security and risk management operations, many organizations have recognized the need for a comprehensive incident management platform, one that security and IT managers can use to identify the source of incidents and breaches and leverage lessons learned to prevent them down the road. In this webinar, a panel of cyber security experts from The Chertoff Group, The SANS Institute, and D3 Security discuss: