Incident Response Planning

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Jason Dion

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01 - Introduction

01 - Overview.mp4

04:24

02 - Why do you need a plan.mp4

03:53

03 - Lifecycle of an incident response.mp4

04:20

04 - Review Introduction.mp4

07:27

02 - 1. Incident Response Planning

01 - Incident response planning.mp4

01:21

02 - Events and incidents.mp4

06:07

03 - Policy, plans, and procedures.mp4

03:19

04 - Policy elements.mp4

08:33

05 - Plan elements.mp4

08:45

06 - Procedure elements.mp4

05:47

07 - Review Incident response planning.mp4

03:15

03 - 2. Incident Response Team

01 - Incident response team.mp4

02:31

02 - Incident response team structure.mp4

05:02

03 - Types of teams.mp4

10:39

04 - Selecting a team model.mp4

10:17

05 - Team members.mp4

07:00

06 - Leading a team.mp4

09:59

07 - Organizational dependencies.mp4

07:19

08 - Review Incident response team.mp4

04:05

04 - 3. Communication

01 - Communication.mp4

01:47

02 - Coordinating your efforts.mp4

08:04

03 - Internal information sharing.mp4

05:15

04 - Business impact analysis.mp4

09:21

05 - Technical analysis.mp4

05:57

06 - External information sharing.mp4

06:04

07 - Review Communication.mp4

04:53

05 - 4. Preparation

01 - Preparation.mp4

03:30

02 - Communications and facilities.mp4

09:50

03 - Hardware and software.mp4

06:45

04 - Technical resources and information.mp4

08:55

05 - Software resources.mp4

05:14

06 - Incident prevention.mp4

11:05

07 - Review Preparation.mp4

06:14

06 - 5. Detection and Analysis

01 - Detection and analysis.mp4

04:20

02 - Attack vectors.mp4

06:52

03 - Detecting an incident.mp4

06:15

04 - Indicators of compromise.mp4

06:14

05 - Conducting analysis.mp4

07:43

06 - Documenting the incident.mp4

05:28

07 - Prioritizing the incident.mp4

07:51

08 - Notification procedures.mp4

03:26

09 - Review Detection and analysis.mp4

04:44

07 - 6. Containment, Eradication, and Recovery

01 - Containment, eradication, and recovery.mp4

04:39

02 - Containment strategy.mp4

07:59

03 - Evidence collection and handling.mp4

08:58

04 - Identifying the attacker.mp4

05:52

05 - Eradication and recovery.mp4

09:42

06 - Review Containment, eradication, and recovery.mp4

04:00

08 - 7. Post-Incident Activity

01 - Post-incident activity.mp4

02:43

02 - Lessons learned.mp4

06:32

03 - Metrics and measures.mp4

06:09

04 - Evidence retention.mp4

05:38

05 - Calculating the cost.mp4

05:25

06 - Review Post-incident activity.mp4

05:17

09 - Conclusion

01 - What to do next.mp4

04:22

Description

If your organization is the victim of a cyberattack, are you ready to respond? In this course, cybersecurity trainer Jason Dion teaches you how to create, provision, and operate a formal, effective incident response capability within your organization to minimize the damage a cyberattack could cause. Jason guides you through incident response planning, including events, incidents, policies, plans, and procedures. He covers gathering and training your incident response team, as well as establishing and maintaining needed communications. Jason guides you through preparing for an incident and explains how to detect and analyze an incident. Plus, he goes over containment, eradication, recovery, and post-incident activities. Jason fully covers the guidance provided in the NIST SP 800-61, as well as recommendations based upon practical experience from the field.

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Jason Dion specializes in actionable information you can use to further your Cyber Security and Information Technology career. He provides IT certification and training videos to help students prepare for a career in the Information Technology and Cyber Security field, providing you with the real world training and application to today's cyber security challenges. Jason Dion, CISSP No. 349867, is an Instructor at Liberty University’s College of Engineering and Computational Science and Anne Arundel Community College’s Department of Computing Technologies with multiple information technology professional certifications, including Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Certified Network Defense Architect (CNDA), Digital Forensic Examiner (DFE), Digital Media Collector (DMC), Security+, Network+, A+, PRINCE2, PRINCE2 Agile, and ITIL.

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