Key takeaways: 1️⃣ Digital forensics rules (chain of custody). 2️⃣ Root cause analysis (no more guessing). 3️⃣ Lessons learned into the ISMS.
👇 Does your current IR plan include a formal forensic evidence procedure, or do you "clean up and move on"?
If you are building a SOC or managing an MSSP, pay attention to Clause 8 (Evidence collection) and Clause 9 (Analysis).
Don't just fix the hole. Understand how it was dug. 🔐 iso 27035-4
The ISO 27035 series just got an upgrade. Part 4 specifically addresses the phase everyone rushes through: the post-incident review.
Most Incident Response plans focus on detection and recovery. But what happens after the crisis is contained? That’s where the new standard comes in.
Headline: 📢 Managing the "After" – Introducing ISO 27035-4:2024 Key takeaways: 1️⃣ Digital forensics rules (chain of
ISO 27035-4 is the latest addition to the incident management family, and it addresses a critical gap:
#ISO27035 #IncidentResponse #CyberForensics #ISO27001 #InfoSec Post: ISO 27035-4 is here. 🚨
Most IR plans stop at "recovery." This new standard forces you to focus on the critical step: 👇 Does your current IR plan include a
#ISO27035 #Cybersecurity Subject: New Standard Alert: ISO 27035-4 (Post-Incident Activities)
If your team is mature with the first three parts (Principles, Preparation, and Response),