Formulating a blueprint on what to do when your organization experiences some sort of security breach is important. Testing that plan to make sure all responsible parties know what to do is also imperative. That’s where an incident response tabletop …
Compliance with federal regulations isn’t just about protecting our national security. Contractors within the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) need to be aware of the implications data breaches have on their own organizations. Kevin Dolan, partner at Mullen Coughlin, which represents …
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With the war being waged in Ukraine and other global unrest, your company could be a possible target of hackers looking to infiltrate your IT systems and uncover vital intelligence about your work with the DOD, your technology, your contracts, …
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Both the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the SANS Institute describe the learning phase of incident response as one of the most crucial steps, helping businesses to refine and strengthen both their prevention and response protocols.
