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Frequently asked questions
What does an incident response team do?
An incident response team is a group of specialists who prepare a business for emergencies and help it react to them properly. Their areas of responsibility may vary from company to company; however, in most cases, an IR team takes on end-to-end incident response services, including the following:
- Response to all types of security incidents, like attacks, data breaches, or system failure
- Creation of proactive and reactive incident response plans
- Support of all types of incident-handling activities
- Maintenance of solid security best practices and procedures
What is an incident response plan?
An IR plan is a trustworthy and comprehensive roadmap that directs business stakeholders from threat detection, triage, and investigation to containment and eradication. This go-to documentation kit covers the following:
- What threats and situations must be considered security incidents, and what staff must do when they happen
- Who is responsible for performing certain tasks in case of a security incident, and how employees can reach them
- When specific tasks must be performed by the staff
- How exactly staff must complete those particular tasks
Why do you need an incident response plan?
What are the key cyber incident response steps?
- Preparation. Create an exhaustive list of all your assets and endpoints with a defined importance score. Ensure you have monitoring tools in place to understand your normal activity, assess behavior patterns, and collect other metrics to see when something unusual happens. Decide what security events should be blocked and investigated immediately.
- Detection and incident analysis. It all starts with collecting data from all your existing security tools, IT systems, public resources, and more. Then goes the analysis stage, where the normal and current activity of the affected system is assessed. Security specialists need to correlate related events and understand how they differ. It may be the most complicated and time-consuming step because it requires constant switching between contexts and interfaces and manual correlation and analysis.
With UnderDefense MAXI, you can make this process easy and fast. The platform provides all the key features and capabilities for smooth and effective monitoring, risk detection, and analysis of security incidents. - Containment, eradication, and recovery. Blocking a threat before it incurs losses is one of the most important goals of incident response managed services. The containment procedure will vary depending on the severity, potential damage level, the need for vital systems' availability, and more. During the next stages, eradication and recovery, you may need to clean the environment, remove all incident elements, restore systems, or reset account details depending on the type of attack and affected assets.
- Post-incident. Use the lessons learned to improve your security processes, IR plan, and corporate policies and procedures after each incident.