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A Model for Handling Security Issues withina Network Operations Center
The Network Operations Center uses numerous tools ranging from Intrusion Detection (Snort) and Intrusion Protection (Tipping Point) to simple SNMP monitors (Netsight Element Manager). I will discuss how they use these tools to maintain a secure IT en...
Appropriate Response: More Questions Than Answers
One of the issues that the Security community must wrestle with is how to respond to detected incidents. The discussion has been contentious - with two major camps emerging from the crowd - the first can be considered Defenders, the second can be con...
Avoiding the Trial-By-Fire Approach to Security Incidents
Being proactive about security is critical to mitigating your security risk. However, having good security measures in place will not prevent you from suffering computer security incidents. So it is also important to be prepared and proactive about d...
Building an Incident Response Program To Suit Your Business
The purpose of this paper is to outline the key concepts of an Incident Response Program (IRP). Although every organization is unique, there are basics components that should be included to mitigate disaster. This paper is in no way meant to be a com...
Computer Incident Response Team
No company's security policy should be considered complete until procedures are put into place that allow for the handling and recovery from even the most devastating of incidents. One possible solution is the inclusion a computer Incident Respon...
Corporate Incident Handling Guidelines
Incidents are an unfortunate fact of life in any systems environment. They can be extremely visible and disruptive (eg: widespread virus outbreaks) or entirely unnoticed but extremely damaging (eg: loss of confidential growth plans). There is a vast ...
Developing an Effective Incident Cost Analysis Mechanism
One of the challenges facing security and accounting personnel is to calculate the real costs of security incidents. In this article, SecurityFocus contributor Dave Dittrich discusses the Incident Cost Analysis Modeling Project (I-CAMP), an attempt t...
From Events to Incidents
In all computer incident handling situation, some form of computer forensic is required in order to support the eradication, recovery and applying the lesson learned. As more data on computer forensic becomes available, many have come to realize that...
Incident Management with Law Enforcement
Working with law enforcement may be the most interesting and challenging part of the computer security professional's job. This article will offer an overview of dealing with law enforcement agencies in security incident handling. It will offer s...
Incident Response and Creating the CSIRT in Corporate America
The purpose of this document is to discuss why these challenges may exist and suggest a way to successfully implement a formal incident response organization.
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