When it comes to data breaches, the common mantra that it’s a matter of ‘when, not if’ an organization will be hit seems more and more apt as time goes on. Cyber-criminals keep getting savvier with their malicious exploits, IT infrastructures continue to become ever more complex and the cyber-attack surface widens.
With the risks so high, organizations must ensure they are not only implementing effective strategies for preventing data breaches from occurring, but perhaps now more importantly, they must also have a solid and tested data breach response plan in place, ready to launch it into action when the worst happens and they suffer a data breach incident.
Fusion Risk Management is a provider of expertise in risk management, IT disaster recovery and incident management. Infosecurity Magazine recently spoke to the company’s CTO, Cory Cowgill, about how companies can best prepare for and respond to a data security breach.
Why do businesses continue to fall victim to cyber-attacks and breaches?
The modern enterprise has a large attack surface for cyber-criminals to attack and attempt to breach. This spans multiple domains including on premise systems, cloud systems…
