Security Technology & Operations

Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation – Phase 3: Develop

In order to ensure a seamless and well facilitated tabletop exercise, time needs to be dedicated to create briefings, guides, reports, and exercise injects.

Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation – Inject Examples

Info-Tech has developed a portfolio of inject examples that members can leverage to get started and build upon in order to implement their own tabletop exercise capability.

Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation – Phase 4: Conduct

Conduct a mock tabletop exercise.

Design a Tabletop Exercise to Support Your Security Operation – Phase 5: Evaluate

In order to ensure continuous improvement, a plan needs to be developed to implement the development of the documentation of exercise findings, a discussion of lessons...

Look Beyond Traditional Network Access Control

NAC has grown beyond its original purpose to become known as Security Automation and Orchestration (SA&O). The future of access control lies in individual use cases....

Data Classification RACI Tool

Assign responsibilities to your data classification program.

Identify Opportunities to Mature the Security Architecture

Organizations require an effective security architecture in order to connect security to the business. This blueprint demonstrates Info-Tech’s approach to evaluating the...
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Security Architecture Recommendation Tool

This tool guides organizations in evaluating the complexity of their IT environment, their operational maturity, and the perceived value of security architecture. It then...

Master Your Security Incident Response Communications Program

Many organizations do not have an incident response plan, and those that do often forget to include a communications plan, leading to time loss while trying to create one...
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Master Your Security Incident Response Communications Program – Executive Brief

Read this executive brief to understand why communications planning needs to part of your incident response plan.
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