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| Source |  AlienVault Blog |
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| Identifiant | 563510 |
| Date de publication | 2018-04-03 13:00:00 (vue: 2018-04-03 15:07:01) |
| Titre | Security Myths : TweetChat Roundup |
| Texte | Continuing our tradition of tweetchats, we were fortunate to have the brilliant Lesley Carhart join us as a special guest to share her views on security myths. It was a lively discussion with many viewpoints shared. Searching for the #AlienChat hashtag should give you a good insight into all the conversation. Incident response We kicked things asking what people thought were some of the biggest myths or misconceptions around incident response. Q1: What are the biggest misconceptions in the #infosec industry when it comes to Incident Response? #AlienChat — AlienVault (@alienvault) March 15, 2018 Lesley summed up the thoughts of many that incident response isn’t necessarily a rapid process. A1: A misconception I see a lot is that it’s a fast process. IR certainly involves quite a bit of emergency triage and first response, but actual forensic analysis of incidents takes hours upon hours of evidence processing and painstaking analysis. #AlienChat — Lesley Carhart (@hacks4pancakes) March 15, 2018 Additionally, many viewpoints were shared That attribution is the end of the hunt instead of its beggining — Arthur (@lomokol2) March 15, 2018 And it’s critical that more people are involved. When running a tabletop, there is always one guy who “knows all the answers.” The first thing I do is kick him out of the room (e.g. he’s on vacation and can’t be reached) and see how the rest of the team runs. #AlienChat — Hacker⚡️Hiker (@hackerhiker) March 15, 2018 A1: that the validity of first analyses will be held up. Your first results will not necessarily encompass the whole scope of an incident or even be the real target. It could take even days to determine actual and full extent of impact #AlienChat — killall -9 khaxan (@khaxan) March 15, 2018 |
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