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This phase of the blueprint, Build a Vendor Security Assessment Service, will help you implement the process and develop metrics to measure effectiveness.
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In order to ensure a seamless and well facilitated tabletop exercise, time needs to be dedicated to create briefings, guides, reports, and exercise injects.
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Align the response procedures with Phase 2 of the Develop and Implement a Security Incident Management Program blueprint.
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Use this template to facilitate communication between the various departments that make up the Security Incident Response Team.
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This phase of the blueprint, Master Your Security Incident Response Communications Program, will help you to develop strategies for both internal and external communications.
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Identify specific tasks and projects to address gaps and improve your ability to prevent and respond to ransomware attacks.
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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...
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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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Read this executive brief to understand why communications planning needs to part of your incident response plan.
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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.
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