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Incident Response in the Age of Cloud

You're reading from   Incident Response in the Age of Cloud Techniques and best practices to effectively respond to cybersecurity incidents

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800569218
Length 622 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Dr. Erdal Ozkaya Dr. Erdal Ozkaya
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Preface 1. Getting Started with Incident Response 2. Incident Response – Evolution and Current Challenges FREE CHAPTER 3. How to Organize an Incident Response Team 4. Key Metrics for Incident Response 5. Methods and Tools of Incident Response Processes 6. Incident Handling 7. Incident Investigation 8. Incident Reporting 9. Incident Response on Multiple Platforms 10. Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing 11. Incident Response in the Cloud 12. Building a Culture of Incident Readiness 13. Incident Response Best Practices 14. Incident Case Studies 15. Ask the Experts 16. Other Books You May Enjoy
17. Index

How to share threat intelligence

Information sharing in the cybersecurity community is unquestionably an important process for securing businesses; however, organizations are not very good when it comes to sharing cyber threat information. A fundamental stage in any information sharing process is to categorize possible bases or sources of threat information within an organization. By creating a list of interior threat information sources, an organization can detect information gaps, and these gaps can be addressed by installing additional tools and adopting new threat sharing platforms to acquire threat information from external threat intelligence sources. Threat intelligence sharing might involve joining an established threat intelligence sharing community to address information sharing needs or acquiring information sharing tools or software.

The first step will be the process of identifying public, governmental, and private threat data sources that will provide full coverage...

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