From CSO (Bill Brenner)
When the digital forensics crew comes in to investigate a possible data breach, company executives often make matters worse by not being prepared. To help companies deal with this issue, CSOonline talks to the experts [csoonline.com] and offers these five steps that can be taken to ensure a smooth investigation that ends with the company’s reputation intact.
When the digital forensics crew comes in to investigate a possible data breach, company executives often make matters worse by not being prepared. To help companies deal with this issue, CSOonline talks to the experts [csoonline.com] and offers these five steps that can be taken to ensure a smooth investigation that ends with the company’s reputation intact.
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