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Organizations should have an Information Security Program in place to continually protect against incursion from without and within.

Computers and digital controls are at the heart of today’s organizations. As such, the interruption of business systems can disrupt and even cripple normal business activities. In addition, when systems are breeched, they expose business operations and information to the world, the organization to claims liability, and a degradation of the organizations public image. Incidents can come from thieves, competitors, disgruntled employees, and hackers from around the world.

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Types of incidents your organization might face include:

	Incursion into systems by an unauthorized outside party
	Incursion by system users in an unauthorized area
	Unauthorized use of system resources or space
	Disruption or denial of service attacks from hackers
	Unauthorized use of or downloading from the Internet
	Introduction of viruses, Trojan horses, etc.
	Unauthorized addition of programs
	Copying or removing information or programs from the system

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Each incident response engagement is tailored to the specific type and scope of the incident. Some of the most basic elements of an incident response plan include:

	Initial investigation and analysis of the event
	Gathering of evidence to support litigation if desired
	Identification and closure of the system flaw(s) that allowed the incident to occur

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Ideally, organizations should have an Information Security Program in place to continually protect against incursion from without and within. For information on developing an Information Security Program, or if you suspect that your organization has been the victim of a security breach, immediately contact Kathy Brown who will put you in touch with one of our incident response consultants.

You can contact Kathy Brown, Marketing Manager at +1 602 354 2772 or by email at kbrown@forensicsconsulting.com.