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Network security is continually becoming an area of tremendous focus for companies of all sizes. Whether you’re a corporation or a small-to-medium sized business (SMB), you’re a target for a variety of network attacks that can stop your business in its tracks.
The IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) developed and released a series of agile incident management processes in the ITIL version 4. This most recent version discusses the 5 steps you should be following throughout an incident management lifecycle:
Overall, incident management is the process of addressing IT service disruptions and restoring the services according to established service level agreements (SLAs). What starts with a user reporting an issue should ideally end with the service desk fixing the issue as fast as possible.
Penetration testing is one of the most robust security testing tools within any cybersecurity program. When implemented effectively, the four phases of penetration testing will help identify gaps in your IT security and bolster your cyberdefenses. Read on to learn more about the penetration testing phases.
When it comes to the major incident management best practices, they’re best understood when you zoom out and look at the whole picture.The digitalization of the modern world has forced companies to reevaluate their security posture and how they respond to major incidents like network outages.
Getting the most out of MSSP services means taking advantage of five unique benefits:
Unauthorized access to your private data, eavesdropping and stealing are far too common due to your wireless connection not being secure enough. Setting up a secure network can be easy if you follow along.
In September 2011, The National Institute for Standard and Technology (NIST) created Special Publication (SP) 500-292, “NIST Cloud Computing Reference Architecture,” to establish a baseline cloud computing architecture. NIST SP 500-292 defines services and relationships between cloud service providers, consumers, and other stakeholders.
Penetration testing is an advanced cybersecurity method that is especially useful in complex environments, such as those that make heavy use of cloud computing. In these cases, cloud pen testing is often required. But even when it’s not mandated, regular penetration testing is considered a best practice for cyber hygiene.
By following the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), companies of all sizes are capable of executing an effective pen test that exposes any issues in their cybersecurity. By conducting penetration (pen) testing, you can determine how a hacker would attack your systems by watching an assault unfold in a controlled environment. And the only way to ensure that this kind of test will work is to make sure it meets certain standards.
One of the primary goals of cyberdefense programs is identifying, preventing, and mitigating attacks. The best way to do this is with targeted programs, such as penetration and intrusion testing, where attackers’ offensive tactics become your company’s defensive training.