Tag: Incident Forensics

Despite the rising cost of a data breach, many organizations still believe they don't need cybersecurity insurance.

Companies generally have two options for incident response and digital forensics: Buy or build? Explore the fundamentals of both options, which could help you decide.

On May 15, over 100 security leaders from across the U.K. and Europe met to talk about the future of cybersecurity and promote collaboration to stay one step ahead of evolving cyberthreats.

As the threat landscape evolves, it is increasingly important for organizations large and small to invest in automated incident response solutions to reduce dwell time and eliminate alert fatigue.

In the rush to deflect blame in the wake of an insider attack, many organizations fail to answer critical questions that could help them avoid similar cases of employee fraud in the future.

The passive Grasshopper should be more like the Ants, who use IBM Resilient to support their robust and comprehensive incident response plan.

The Emperor was the greatest CISO in the land. His castle was as safe as could be, and there were no insider threats to be found — or so he thought.

Investigative analysis tools enable SOC teams to proactively hunt for and mitigate cyberthreats instead of meticulously collecting and curating data.

To fight IoT crime, security professionals must properly classify incidents and connect seemingly disparate strings of evidence.

An incident response plan and thorough analysis of historical threat data can help security teams predict how fraudsters might breach their networks.