The six stages of post-security incident grief avoidance Security and forensics man Ashley Deuble has outlined the six stages of good incident response that if followed could bring an enterprise in line with Fortune 50 best practice. The Griffith University security manager says the steps of preparation; identification; containment; eradication; recovery, and lessons learned are …
Same steps which have been done for more than a thousand years. People have prepared and learned using incident response long before computers were invented.
Only the details have changed with technology and methods/mechanism of attack.
Only here, once again Mr. Pauli has confused things by trying to be cute. Grief from an incident is far different than the response. Don't mix them. Also, if people want to avoid grief... they need only follow one step: Stop breathing.
"Ashley Deuble has outlined the six stages of good incident response"
How about having an irrevocable audit trail so as you can tell who got in, what did they do and when did they do it, without which any kind of post incident response is worthless.
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