Incident Response Plan

INESCAPABLE:
Your organization will face some kind of cyberattack – a sophisticated hack, phishing-delivered malware or a data breach.¹

Your people are going to have to know how to handle it, to get your organization to the other side.

A Bryley Incident Response Plan is a proactive set of instructions and procedures to help IT personnel and others detect, respond to and recover from cybersecurity incidents.

The Incident Response Plan includes an organization’s structure and definition of roles, responsibilities and levels of authority. It also describes the authority of the appointed incident response team to confiscate or disconnect equipment and to monitor suspicious activity, the requirements for reporting certain types of incidents, the requirements and guidelines for external communications and information sharing and the handoff and escalation points in managing an incident. ²

Having an incident response plan may be a requirement for achieving compliance and maintaining cyber-insurance.

Effective incident response planning should include a comprehensive plan that not only coaches your information security and incident response team members, but the entire organization.³

Having a proven Incident Response Plan is key to preventing damage from a cyberattack and helping ensure your business’ continuity.

An Incident Response Plan gives you the peace-of-mind that only comes from knowing that when something goes wrong, your organization knows how to handle it. Why wait till you suffer an incident and wish you had properly prepared? For more information please complete the form, below, call 978.562.6077 or email ITExperts@Bryley.com.

Bryley Incident Response Plan is part of the Bryley Business Continuity Pyramid
Business continuity is the planning and process by which organizations maintain operation, not severely disrupted by a disaster or other unwanted incident.

Bryley Incident Response Plan At-A-Glance

• The Bryley Incident Response Plan contains critical information about people’s roles and responsibilities and the procedures for identifying, containing, neutralizing and reporting cybersecurity incidents.
• A component of several industry compliancies