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Source: Net-Security.org - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas   
Intrusion Detection Organizations that use computing system as their business enabler are faced with the challenges to protect and mitigate their critical information assets from internal and external security risks. In such a scenario, where 100% security is hard to achieve, it is imperative to reduce time taken to detect and respond adequately to a security incident that could adversely impact normal services.

This white paper provides highlights and best practices information about computer security incident response, building teams to process security incidents, handling security incidents and developing important factors in establishing a security incident response policy. The paper mainly targets computer security managers, security policy developers, system administrators and other related staff responsible for the creation or operation of a computer incident response team.

Read this full article at Net-Security.org

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