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ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2014

Incident Response Preparedness – Becoming "Compromise Ready"

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Strange as it sounds, we hear from companies at the end of an investigation where it is determined that a breach did not occur that they are glad to have had the "near miss" because they feel better prepared in the event a real incident occurs.

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Strange as it sounds, we hear from companies at the end of an investigation where it is determined that a breach did not occur that they are glad to have had the "near miss" because they feel better prepared in the event a real incident occurs. We use incident response workshops and tabletop exercises to help companies become better prepared to respond to a security incident—without the panic and anxiety of a "near miss." We have conducted incident response workshops for over 75 companies in the past two years across the healthcare, retail, financial, consumer product, and technology industries.

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