Managed Detection & Response (MDR) is a comprehensive and cost-efficient 24/7 security monitoring program designed to keep your business safe from malicious activity. We'll focus on detection and response, so you can focus on getting back to business. MDR does the work of several programs, integrating parts of SIEM, endpoint detection and response, real-time cyber threat monitoring, managed intruder network alarms, and continuous vulnerability monitoring services.
An incident response plan is a documented, written plan with 6 distinct phases that helps IT professionals and staff recognize and deal with a cybersecurity incident like a data breach or cyber attack. Properly creating and managing an incident response plan involves regular updates and training.
Incident management processes are the set of actions and procedures taken to manage and solve incidents including assigning responsibilities, identifying and circulating to IT teams, and implementing tools to do that. A process-based approach for incident management ensures a timely and standardized response. By recording and logging incident management processes, organizations can enhance their current business operations and avoid future incidents. The incident management process consists of five common steps to ensure that no incident is ignored and helps teams to address incidents effectively. Identifying Incident, Logging, and Categorization
To best survive a cyber-attack, have a response plan. Better still have a response plan that is tested and validated to match the needs of your organization. Gaining corporate agreement and buy-in to have a data breach response plan is just the start. Organizations also need to ensure that it’s actionable and that they regularly practice and refine it. Without testing, your people will likely lack the knowledge and confidence to successfully manage an incident. CyberOne IR Response Testing exercises are designed to assess your response to both commodity and advanced (targeted) attacks. Advanced threats will often have different indicators, tactics and containment requirements, rather than typical incident response methodologies.
CyberOne’s Incident Response Maturity Assessment will provide valuable insight into your capability in the previously described domains. Part of the assessment includes the benchmarking of your current capability against a robust Incident Response capability framework.
Compromise Assessment combines extensive experience responding to intrusions carried out by advanced threat actors, Identify signs of a targeted attack, active malware or policy violations. This helps you identify your ongoing or past intrusions, assess risk by identifying weaknesses in your security architecture, vulnerabilities, improper usage or policy violations and system security misconfigurations, and increase your ability to respond effectively to future incidents.
