Tag: Incident Response (IR)

IBM X-Force IRIS combines incident response with threat intelligence to help organizations analyze cybercriminals' behavior and predict future trends.

An automated security analytics platform can help understaffed security teams sift through threat data more efficiently and focus on more critical tasks.

Just like security analysts, top executives need data breach training to develop the skills required to carry out an effective incident response strategy.

Companies can use incident response training programs such as capture the flag and red on blue exercises to bridge the cybersecurity skills gap.

Attorney-client privilege can be a key asset to an organization's incident response strategy in the event of a security breach.

For organizations struggling to keep up with increasingly complex security incidents, orchestration can help streamline response processes.

IT decision-makers should invest in reliable tools and the help of trusted experts to respond to emerging IoT security challenges.

The U.S. energy infrastructure requires enhanced protection, and CISOs must educate their employees about security risks to those critical assets.

Gamification is an engaging way to motivate security operations center analysts to develop their incident response skills and situational awareness.

According to a recent Ponemon Institute study, the global cost of a data breach decreased by 10 percent between 2016 and 2017.