Incident response best practices
In this webinar, in partnership with Sophos, the experts' choice for cyber security, we look at common mistakes and how to build an effective incident response plan
Business/CorporateCyber CrimeNetwork Security
In its report, The State of Ransomware 2020, Sophos found more than half of organisations were hit by ransomware in the last year, and nearly three quarters of attack victims said the cybercriminal succeeded in encrypting their data.
It's a growing dilemma for businesses, who are reliant on their cyber security to offer optimum resolution to posing threats and maintaining the quality of their daily usage online. But for IT professionals and executives, it's easy to undervalue basic reasons on how to stay cyber safe.
This webinar, in partnership with Sophos, highlights the four common cybersecurity incident response mistakes:
- Waiting too long to react
- Declaring “mission accomplished” too soon
- Relying on complete visibility
- Assuming you can handle your issues on your own
Many firms have conceded that cyber security is an ongoing task that requires full investment and time to make their stakeholders completely satisfied, and here, Sophos focuses on ways it can help your business within three key areas: protection, visibility and expertise.
Register now and get the full insight of how to ensure your IT security remains at its peak performance.
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Greg is a strategist in the Sophos Technology Office and a manager for Sophos Managed Threat Response. Driven by a desire to make the digital world a safer place, Greg has a passion for cybersecurity that has consumed the past 15 years of his life. A rampant, idiosyncratic nerd with a thoroughly 'British' sense of humour, Greg strongly believes that the complexities of computing and security can be made accessible, funny, and interesting to the masses, and takes every opportunity to share his passion with anyone who wishes to listen.