Abstract
Initiating the construction or assessment of the incident response program requires a blueprint. Leveraging leading practices lessons learned from others shortens the incident response learning curve. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) publishes many documents available for cybersecurity practitioners, specifically, the NIST (SP) 800-61 Computer Security Incident Handling Guide. The guidance in this document addresses the incident response elements required to build a plan and team. This approach removes the guesswork and prevents the program from becoming purely technical in nature. Cybersecurity events and incidents are not just cybersecurity problems but also business problems. Although NIST SPs are designed to ensure compliance by federal agencies, they are considered best practices and often adopted by industry.
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