Best Practice Report

Planning For Failure: How To Survive A Breach

Organization: The Zero Trust Security Playbook

August 19th, 2020
Jeff Pollard, VP, Principal Analyst
Jeff Pollard VP, Principal Analyst
Paul McKay, VP, Research Director
Paul McKay VP, Research Director
Jinan Budge, VP, Principal Analyst
Jinan Budge VP, Principal Analyst
Enza Iannopollo, Principal Analyst
Enza Iannopollo Principal Analyst
Josh Zelonis, null
Josh Zelonis
With contributors:
Joseph Blankenship , Heidi Shey , Alexis Tatro , Peggy Dostie

Summary

You will likely suffer a security breach; you may even have a breach now. Cybercriminals are using more-sophisticated attacks to steal intellectual property and the personal data of your customers, partners, and employees. With enough time and money, they can breach the security defenses of even the largest enterprises. You can’t stop every cyberattack, but your customers expect you to respond quickly and appropriately. If you contain a breach poorly and botch the incident response, you will pay millions in remediation costs, lost business, and your firm’s reputation. We discuss the regulatory landscape worldwide and guide you on how to establish an ongoing incident management program.

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