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Thycotic Release Free Cyber Incident Response Template
Cybersecurity firm Thycotic has released a free Incident Response Policy Template that outlines the proactive steps companies can take be best prepared to respond to a cyber-incident.
According to Thycotic, the free template aims to prepare companies on steps to take during a cyber incident and aims to reduce the time it takes for IT teams to respond to an incident once it occurs, allowing business continuity during a cyberattack.
“When a company is under attack, the reality is, if you do not already have an incident response plan in place, it’s too late to build one without big consequences,” said Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist, at Thycotic. “This new free Incident Response Policy Template outlines actionable steps companies will take during a breach, ensuring decisions can be made quickly to maintain business operations.”
The free template is designed to help companies create a plan for if an data breach happens, ensuring they have the corrected processes in place to respond.
“The more visibility and clarity IT teams have into the incident response process the better coordinated they will be when resolving the problem,” added Carson. “This Incident Response Policy Template allows for just that.”
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