The revised NIST guide, Computer Security Incident Handling Guide, provides step-by-step instructions for new, or well-established, incident response teams to create a proper policy and plan. NIST ...

The Computer Security Incident Handling Guide brings together best practices from industry, government agencies and academia on helping organization manage their computer systems when attacked.

The ‘Computer Security Incident Handling Guide’ is based on best practices from government, academic and business organizations, this updated version includes a new section expanding on the important ...

D) Maintaining Staff Awareness of the Importance of Incident Detection and Analysis Logging and computer security software should be checked for possible signs of incidents.

The new guide will complement NIST's "Computer Security Incident Handling Guide," which addresses how to detect attacks and mitigate damage.

The authors cast a wide net to gather best practices from industry, government agencies and academia for the Computer Security Incident Handling Guide (NIST Special Publication 800-61, Revision 2).

One resource to get you started is a generic incident handling procedure template from the Computer Security Incident Response Team.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published for public comment a draft update to a guide for organizations managing their responses to computer security incidents such as ...

RIT has created a process for handling computer incidents to ensure that each incident is appropriately resolved and further preventative measures are implemented. The standard primarily applies to ...

Leadership so they understand the plan and its alignment with other university processes Staff who may become aware of incidents System administrators with direct involvement in the identification and ...