To avoid the fallout that organizations face after a cyberattack—which could range from public mistrust and volatile stock positions to regulatory penalties and/or large ransom payouts—organizations are best suited ensuring that their breach response and notification processes are ready to kickoff at a moment’s notice. Check out this sample policy developed by Exterro. In this resource we take a look at a basic incident and breach management process.
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