Top OSS Incident Response Tools
Open-source software (OSS) incident response (IR) tools are publicly available tools enterprises use to effectively manage and respond to numerous security threats.
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Incident Response Plans: Creation, Implementation, and Best Practices
An incident response plan (IRP) is a detailed framework that provides clear, step-by-step guidelines to detect, contain, eradicate, and recover from security incidents.
Incident Response Playbooks: The Blueprints for Effective IR
An incident response playbook is a document outlining clear steps for security teams to follow when responding to and resolving security incidents such as malware infections, unauthorized access, denial-of-service attacks, data breaches, or insider threats.
What Is Cloud Incident Response?
Cloud incident response is a strategic approach to detecting and recovering from cyberattacks on cloud-based systems with the goal of minimizing the impact to your workloads and business operation accordingly.
What is Cloud Threat Modeling?
Cloud threat modeling is a systematic approach designed to uncover, evaluate, and rank the potential security vulnerabilities and dangers unique to cloud-based systems and infrastructure.
Security logs
Cloud security logs are formatted text records that capture events and activities as they occur in a cloud environment, providing insight into what’s happening within that environment in real time.
What is Cloud Forensics?
Cloud forensics is a branch of digital forensics that applies investigative techniques to collecting and evaluating critical evidence in cloud computing environments following a security incident.
Unpacking the Security Operations Center (SOC)
Security operations centers (SOCs) are centralized facilities and functions within an enterprise’s IT ecosystem that monitor, manage, and mitigate cyber threats.
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Cloud Logging Tip & Tricks: Getting the most value out of your cloud logs
In the cloud, logs are often the only way to get real-time visibility into what's happening, making them critical to any cloud detection and response program.