CS Talks: Prepare for threats with incident response and disaster recovery
How to create and implement winning incident response and disaster recovery plans
The best ways to create and implement incident response and disaster recovery plans
Cyber security teams work tirelessly to protect their organization from cyber attacks, data breaches and data leaks. Despite this, organizations should work proactively to make sure they are in the best position to respond should their network be breached.
Incident response plans help organizations to be prepared in the event of a cyber attack, whether this be to their network itself or via a third-party. Beyond this, disaster recovery plans help companies to move forwards after a cyber security incident, reducing the damage caused not only monetarily in lost revenue, but the potential reputational damage caused by the cyber attack itself.
Join Cyber Security Hub as we discuss how to use incident response and disaster recovery plans to increase your cyber resilience.
Watch this edition of CS Talks to learn:
- How to identify, mitigate and respond to cyber security incidents.
- The best ways to adapt incident response and disaster recovery plans for various attack vectors.
- Top tips for recovering should a cyber security incident take place.
Host
Olivia Powell
Editor
CS Hub
Olivia became editor of CS Hub in July 2022, after previously working as an assistant editor for CS Hub's sister site, CX Network. Olivia is involved in the production of a range of content regarding cyber security including reports, news articles, interviews and columns. She has a BA in English from the University of Exeter.
Speaker
Speakers
Dr Michael Nizich PhD, CISSP
Adjunct associate professor of computer science and cyber security
New York Institute of Technology
Dr. Michael Nizich is an adjunct associate professor of computer science and cyber security at New York Institute of Technology and is the author of The Cybersecurity Workforce of Tomorrow.
