Incident Response: How Swift Can We Be?
Incident Response is a structured approach to addressing and managing the aftermath of a security breach or an attack – often referred to as an […]
Incident Response is a structured approach to addressing and managing the aftermath of a security breach or an attack – often referred to as an […]
Incident management refers to a systematic process of identifying, analyzing, and responding to disruptive events or issues to minimize their negative impact. This process includes
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An incident refers to any particular event that may potentially damage or disrupt a system or network’s normal operations, security policies, or user functionalities. It
Impact in cybersecurity refers to the effect or consequence that a security breach or cyber-attack can have on an organization, individual, or system. This could
Identity and Access Management, often shortened to IAM, is a framework of policies and technologies for ensuring that the appropriate people in an enterprise have
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An ICT Supply Chain Threat is a potential danger that impacts the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) supply chain. It generally originates from manipulations, interruptions,
A hazard, generally, is a potential source of harm or adverse effect. In simpler terms, it’s anything that can possibly lead to some form of
Hashing is a method used to convert any type and size of data into a fixed-length string of characters or numbers. It is a one-way
A hash value is a unique numeric or alphanumeric string assigned to a specific piece of data. It is like a digital fingerprint for data,
A hacker is a person who uses their technical expertise and computer skills to break into or manipulate networks and systems, often bypassing security measures