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The First 72-Hours: How to Approach the Initial Hours of a Security Incident

While all organisations want to quickly resolve a security incident, in order to know how to respond it is important to understand the type of incident that you need to address...

In the event of a cyber-security incident rapid response in the first 72 hours it critical. It is instinctive for organisations to want to resolve the incident as quickly as possible but in order to know how to respond it is important to understand the incident in its entirety. This whitepaper outlines the key activities to perform in the first 72 hours after detecting an alert.

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Discover how to:

  • Detect and determine the threat
  • Prevent an attacker from establishing a foothold
  • Manage your IT team effectively to resolve the situation and prevent future attacks

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