Security Incidents can be accidental incursions or deliberate attempts to break into systems and can be benign to malicious in purpose or consequence, each incident requires a careful response at a level commensurate with its potential impact to the security of individuals and your organization as a whole however few organizations have an appropriate security incident policy. The fundamental components of a security incident response plan include the following — [...]
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By Robert Hudock, on September 8th, 2009
 Print This PostSeptember 8th, 2009 | Tags: malicious hackers, malware, NIST, policy, Privacy, security, security incident | Category: Computer Security Law -- Federal, Data Hemorrages, FTC Security Breach Notification, Forensic Tools, HIPAA Privacy, HIPAA Security, Identity Theft, Law and Technology, Media Sanitization, NIST, Peer-2-Peer File Sharing, Privacy, State Privacy and Computer Security Laws, State Security Breach Laws |
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