Do your 2024 plans include steps to improve your cyber security incident response plan? If so, what steps are you planning to take?

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Director of Systems Operations in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

One would hope every year the plan is to continuously update the incident response plan, and communication improvements is always high on the list. New employees, new proceses, new procedures, redefining the communication strategy is essential.

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Director of Cybersecurity Data and App Protection in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

We use table top exercises, purple team, and red team activities to continuously pressure test our processes, people, and tools. All of that activity leads to improvements in incident response plans, but also the tools and people as well.

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