What is in your CSIRT First Responder’s Jump Kit?
Like other services, effective Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) are tiered. The First Responder on a CSIRT is much like the EMT who assess the situation and either deals with it...
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Understanding Your Client’s “Normal”
Detecting an incident means one of two things. You have to see either a known problem — such as high-risk malware infecting one or more client endpoints — or something that is suspicious. But how do...
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Tailoring the Triage Process for Better Results
An incident first response is only as good as the time a responder can save. While automation can help scale the prioritization of many endpoints, as we wrote in our last blog post, it’s also important...
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ReversingLabs Integration Improves Malware Scanning
With the latest 2.5.0 release of Cyber Triage, users get access to enterprise-grade malware scanning from ReversingLabs. This service provides more accurate scan results and is not typically available...
View ArticleHow to Speed Up Incident Response in 2019: Analyze Faster (Part 1)
This post (and the next) will focus on the best strategies to reduce the time it takes to analyze data during incident response. If you’re wondering why we focus on speed in incident response (IR) so...
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