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THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE INCIDENT RESPONSE

June 23, 2020

Modern organizations face unprecedented threats to their critical information assets and data. In previous years, the mindset of many cybersecurity professionals and business leaders was focused on avoiding attacks and building a strong perimeter to deflect them. However, more recently this approach has shifted, and these leaders now understand that attacks are inevitable. With this fundamental shift in thinking, cybersecurity professionals must build strong incident response programs that are capable of detecting threats in a timely manner and responding effectively when they occur.

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THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE INCIDENT RESPONSE