When cybercriminals take down your organization, you might have your technical response plan locked and loaded. But who’s calling the shots on when to bring the network offline for remediation efforts? Especially in multinational organizations, the decision-making process for cyberattack incident response isn’t always clearly defined. Any confusion about who makes critical decisions will hinder a fast response. As a follow-on to a previous HIP Podcast session about developing a technical response plan to a cyberattack, Sean Deuby chats with Benjamin Cauwel (Accenture Senior Security Manager) about how organizations can accelerate incident response by developing a decision-making plan that takes into consideration various factors such as different entities, different time zones, dfferent languages, and different national cybersecurity governing bodies.
Defining the Decision-Making Process for Cyberattack Incident Response with Benjamin Cauwel
Microsoft describes its Detection and Response Team (DART) as the "cybersecurity team we hope you never meet." In this episode of the HIP Podcast, Sean speaks with Shiva P, a Senior Consultant with Microsoft DART. Together, they delve into the tactics used by threat actors and share best practices for minimizing risk. Drawing from his extensive experience in incident response at Microsoft, Shiva takes us through the cyber kill-chain, from initial access to ransomware extortion, providing essential tips and insights.
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