What Does Containment Mean?
Gary Perkins, CISO at CISO Global explains what containment means related to incident response.
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10 Signs Your Organization Needs a vCISO
If everyone owns cybersecurity, no one really owns it.
Why Fast Breach Containment Starts Before the Incident
Organizations do not rise to the level of their incident response plan during a breach. They fall to the level of their preparation.
How Quickly Do You Need to Respond to an Incident?
In this short video, Gary Perkins, explains why having an incident response retainer in place before an attack can make the difference between a minor disruption and a major business impact. The faster the response, the better the outcome.
The First 24 Hours After a Cyber Attack Define the Outcome
Under pressure, organizations often prioritize speed over process, unintentionally making the situation worse.
What Happens Without an Incident Response Plan?
When a cybersecurity incident occurs, every minute matters. Gary Perkins discusses what happens when organizations face a cyber incident without an incident response plan in place and why preparation before an incident is critical.
CISO Global's You've Been Owned Podcast - Ft. Debra Gallington of CISO Global Ep006
Watch the sixth episode of CISO Global's podcast, "You've Been Owned," with host CISO Gary Perkins. In this episode, Gary sits down with Debra Gallington, General Counsel at CISO Global.
How to Communicate Cyber Risk in the Boardroom
Technology is essential, but technology alone does not create resilience. Resilience comes from informed decisions, clear priorities, and leadership alignment.
Before the Breach: Why Fast Incident Response Starts with Preparation
When a cyber incident occurs, every second matters. Organizations with an incident response retainer can act immediately, while others are still trying to define their response strategy.
Teen Hackers and Cybercrime: How Online Curiosity Becomes Multi-Million Dollar Data Breaches
Groups behind these operations actively watch online platforms for talent. When they spot someone with advanced skills, they reach out, posing as peers and offering access to tools, techniques, and a share of the profits.