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Incident Response and Recovery Flashcards
ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) Flashcards
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| Benefit of Cybersecurity Playbooks | Provide structured procedures for handling specific security incidents |
| Business Impact Analysis in Recovery | Identifies critical processes and prioritizes recovery efforts |
| Challenges of Third-Party Breaches in Incident Handling | Limited control and dependency on external entities |
| Cold Site in Recovery Strategy | A backup site requiring setup before use |
| Critical Component of Incident Response Team | Clear roles and responsibilities |
| Difference Between Detection and Identification | Detection finds potential threats; identification confirms them |
| Difference Between Proactive and Reactive Strategies | Proactive prevents incidents; reactive handles them after they occur |
| Disaster Recovery Testing | Regular testing to ensure disaster recovery plans are effective |
| First Step in Incident Response Plan | Assess the severity and classify the incident |
| Hot Site in Recovery Strategy | A fully operational backup site ready for immediate use |
| Importance of Documentation During Incident Response | Provides a record for post-incident analysis and continuous improvement |
| Importance of Employee Training in Incident Response | Reduces human errors and improves detection rates |
| Incident Response Phases | Identification, containment, eradication, and recovery |
| Key Element of Incident Handling | Proper classification of the incident |
| Key Metric for Incident Recovery | Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) |
| Post-Incident Reviews | Analyze lessons learned and improve response processes |
| Primary Goal of Incident Response | Minimize the impact of security incidents |
| Purpose of Containment | Limit the damage and prevent further spread of the incident |
| Purpose of Threat Hunting | Proactively scan for potential threats before they become incidents |
| Role of Backups | Ensure data restoration to maintain business continuity |
| Role of Communication During Incidents | Ensures timely updates to stakeholders and mitigates misinformation |
| Role of Forensic Analysis in Incident Response | Collect evidence for litigation or understanding root cause |
| When to Engage Legal Teams | When incidents involve regulatory, legal, or sensitive data breaches |
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Purpose of Threat Hunting
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Back
Proactively scan for potential threats before they become incidents
Front
Key Element of Incident Handling
Back
Proper classification of the incident
Front
Benefit of Cybersecurity Playbooks
Back
Provide structured procedures for handling specific security incidents
Front
Role of Backups
Back
Ensure data restoration to maintain business continuity
Front
Role of Forensic Analysis in Incident Response
Back
Collect evidence for litigation or understanding root cause
Front
Primary Goal of Incident Response
Back
Minimize the impact of security incidents
Front
Post-Incident Reviews
Back
Analyze lessons learned and improve response processes
Front
Key Metric for Incident Recovery
Back
Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR)
Front
Role of Communication During Incidents
Back
Ensures timely updates to stakeholders and mitigates misinformation
Front
Hot Site in Recovery Strategy
Back
A fully operational backup site ready for immediate use
Front
Difference Between Detection and Identification
Back
Detection finds potential threats; identification confirms them
Front
Business Impact Analysis in Recovery
Back
Identifies critical processes and prioritizes recovery efforts
Front
Purpose of Containment
Back
Limit the damage and prevent further spread of the incident
Front
When to Engage Legal Teams
Back
When incidents involve regulatory, legal, or sensitive data breaches
Front
Difference Between Proactive and Reactive Strategies
Back
Proactive prevents incidents; reactive handles them after they occur
Front
Importance of Employee Training in Incident Response
Back
Reduces human errors and improves detection rates
Front
Incident Response Phases
Back
Identification, containment, eradication, and recovery
Front
Importance of Documentation During Incident Response
Back
Provides a record for post-incident analysis and continuous improvement
Front
Disaster Recovery Testing
Back
Regular testing to ensure disaster recovery plans are effective
Front
Cold Site in Recovery Strategy
Back
A backup site requiring setup before use
Front
Challenges of Third-Party Breaches in Incident Handling
Back
Limited control and dependency on external entities
Front
First Step in Incident Response Plan
Back
Assess the severity and classify the incident
Front
Critical Component of Incident Response Team
Back
Clear roles and responsibilities
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This deck highlights key processes, strategies, and techniques for handling security incidents and recovering systems effectively.