An Intelligence-driven Model to Improve Your Security Incident Readiness and Response

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Presented at BSidesOttawa 2014 by

Paul Kivikink

Ashley Lukeeram

Information security attacks have become more targeted, more sophisticated, more adaptable and harder to find. As it becomes more difficult to prevent attacks, information security professionals must do a better job responding by reducing attackers’ free time within the network, getting to the root cause faster, and learning from each attack to reduce future risk. Organizations’ incident readiness and response often falls short in ten areas that span people, processes and technology. Join RSA for a session on how these shortcomings can be tackled, which consequently can reduce risk by providing early warnings of potential problems, rather than scrambling to chase the latest threat.