With privacy regulations, threat scenarios, and legislation governing data breach response constantly changing, many organizations struggle with defining and following a consistent, defensible incident and breach management process. One way to ensure your process and technology is adequate is to evaluate how well it aligns with the four-step breach response framework proposed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Read this article from Exterro to verify that your breach response solution can help you automatically respond to incidents by using the following checklists.
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