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When we plan our incident response strategies and forensic readiness steps, we strongly pay attention to digital evidence acquisition, storage, handling, reporting, and remediation.
The purpose of an investigation is never just to find the source of damage and place a quick repair. An investigation is in place to find out how it happened, document it, and fix those circumstances so they don’t occur again.
Binalyze is delighted to announce we are joining the EU’s ECHO Network project as a vendor, making us the first Digital Forensics and Incident Response participant in this network.
Welcome to our monthly product updates roundup! Here’s a rundown of the new features and solutions we released in the past month that you can now take advantage of.
The end goal of this step is to ensure that internal training & awareness programs take place within your organization since your employees may be involved in the process of handling security incidents.
There can be many kinds of suspicious events generated either by the system or by human watchfulness. Every suspicious event (as described in step 6) needs to be checked before launching a full formal investigation.
According to McAfee’s latest report (The Hidden Costs of Cybercrime), the cost and damage of cyber-attacks can rise significantly if not resolved in a fast manner. Therefore, just as businesses and individuals worldwide transform and adapt quickly to new technology evolutions, it’s essential to apply the same mindset to cyber incidents.
A few days ago, I had an interesting discussion with Archan Choudhury about digital forensics practices. Archan is the Lead Cloud Security Incident Response & Digital Forensics for Informatica and also runs the popular Black Perl youtube channel.
Binalyze AIR v1.7.50 is now available. You can update directly from your product (shown below) or download it from the product page.
