How to leverage technology + expertise to respond within the “breakout time” window

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Presented at DataConnectorsVancouver 2019 by

Justin Malczewski

“Breakout time” is the average time it takes an intruder to compromise a system and move laterally through a network. This concept is emerging as a critical window to stop a breach, and on average it takes one hour and 58 minutes. Best practices dictate that preventing/detecting is less than 1 minute, analyzing is less than 10 minutes, and responding in less than 60 minutes to stop these adversaries. Is your organization up to the challenge?Join CrowdStrike for an important, in-depth discussion of the common hurdles Canadian organizations face in developing and executing an effective incident response framework . We will discuss “outcome-driven metrics” that can spell the difference between an organization stopping a breach or experiencing catastrophic data loss.Take Aways:· Why speed of detection, investigation and remediation are key factors for successful day-to-day security management· The important steps needed to improve your organization’s ability to rapidly detect, investigate and remediate threats· How to fast-track your organization to a 1-10-60 rule posture and elevate your cybersecurity maturity to the highest possible level, regardless of your internal resourcesImagine if you could enable your staff to multiply their capacity to manage and respond to alerts and to take full advantage of their technology investments!