Episode 56 - The Human Incident Response
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It requires technical expertise to respond to a breach. It requires thinking like a hacker to know where to go, what to do, and what level of response is appropriate. It requires the human element. But humans aren't machines. Your staff and any outside experts require basic needs to be met: food, shelter (well, at least sleep), probably a lot of caffeine. In a crisis, it's easy to not attend to those. How much easier is it to not attend to the interpersonal dynamics both during and after an incident, to restore your people and not just your network to safety and stability.
On this episode of the SecureAF Podcast, Alias CISO Jonathan Kimmitt and Communications Director Todd Wedel discuss the human side of incident response. They'll discuss principles and best practices from both a general perspective and from lessons learned in the trenches.
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