Playbook for data loss – data breach – information leakage
Companies need to respond to a data breach in such a way that it’s crystal clear to all related. Lets explore state-of-art remediation practices.
Companies need to respond to a data breach in such a way that it’s crystal clear to all related. Lets explore state-of-art remediation practices.
Brute-force and dictionary attacks against remote services such as SSH, are one of the Top-20 most common forms of attack on the Internet that compromise servers. In particular, Unix-based and Mac OS X servers that run an SSH service to allow administrators secure remote connections are at risk. Playbook Mitigation Disable root access – It is a good security practice to disable logins via SSH […]
If short on time directly jump to the playbooks section. Summary Any attempt to compromise a system and/or steal information by tricking a user into responding to a malicious message. The most common phishing attacks involve emails armed with malware hidden in attachments or links to infected websites, although phishing can be conducted via other methods such as voicemail, text messages, and social media, too. […]
The Malware (Malicious code) response procedures will include validating malware, understanding the impact, and determining the best containment approach.