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Like your incident response team, the PR team needs to understand data breach risks, prepare with communication templates, processes, and tooling and be part of your incident response plan.
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Some of the latest website security threats originate from thriving dark web marketplaces for TLS/SSL certificates, which often come packaged with other cybercrime services.
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Whether or not you plan on using DNS cookies or DNSSEC, foreseeing an upgrade plan for your software to the latest version made available as part of DNS Flag Day is highly advised.
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Similar to the GDPR, you can approach the NIS Directive as a roadblock or a nuisance, or you can consider it an excellent opportunity to improve your security posture.
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Your CSIRT protects your organizational network, but who secures your products? It may be time you started a PSIRT at your company.
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BGP hijack attacks are increasing in popularity, but are still largely unaddressed in many organizational incident response plans.
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Passive DNS replication can be an essential source of data to contextualize your threat intelligence and inform your incident response plan.
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Dwell times for data compromises are still shockingly high. Understand how to detect a breach in your network to improve response and mitigation time.
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Your SOC collects mounds of data every day, but not all of it will contribute to a useful, relevant analysis of its performance. What metrics do you need to measure the success of your SOC?
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Security teams can generate valuable insights about ongoing attacks by using log services and threat intelligence to analyze C&C traffic.
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