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Episode #36 - Covering the "What Ifs" with Incident Response Planning

What's the difference between having an Incident Response Plan and just "winging it"? This week the guys talk about their real-world cybersecurity incidents and share their knowledge about proper planning and preparation. Having an incident response plan for cybersecurity is important. Learn what goes into incident response planning, who should be involved, and how to ensure everyone is on the same page for quick response and minimizing damage during a cyber-attack.

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Mike's Headlines:

740 Ransomware Victims Named on Data Leak Sites in Q2 2021: Report

“Seven or Eight” Zero-Days: The Failed Race to Fix Kaseya Vsa, With Victor Gevers, Lock and Code S02e13

In case you thought you were safe with Linux

Sequoia: A Local Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in Linux’s File System Layer (CVE-2021-33909)

Or safe with Oracle…

Oracle Warns of Critical Remotely Exploitable Weblogic Server Flaws

In Other News..

Atlassian Asks Customers to Patch Critical Jira Vulnerability
Thousands of Humana Customers Have Their Medical Data Leaked Online by Threat Actors
Microsoft shares workaround for Windows 10 Zero Day SeriousSAM vulnerability

 

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