There is a famous quote I often think about at 3am on a Sunday morning as I am working with a client to recover from a large-scale cybersecurity incident: “Fail to prepare, prepare to fail.” It is painfully obvious which clients have done some disaster recovery pre-planning and which haven’t. In the majority of incident response work, recovery costs as much as identification, containment, and eradication put together. However, the cost in terms of people, … More
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