The Accountability Gap: Why Organizations Must Prove What Happened After A Cyber Breach

Organizations have never been more adept at detecting cyberattacks. Security operations centers monitor their environment around-the-clock. Endpoint detection and response systems send real-time alerts about suspicious activities. Advanced threat intelligence is available like never before, and automated processes can isolate systems compromised by attackers in seconds. But while organizations can identify and respond to threats, another question emerges once the incident is discovered. Executives, government officials, insurance companies, customers, and even the board members want to know not only if the incident took place, but also what its scale was and how it affected the business in question.

That's where forensic investigation steps in.

Download this whitepaper to learn:

• What the accountability gap between incident detection and investigation is
• Why it's increasingly critical to complete forensic-grade investigations of cyber incidents immediately
• How technology can help organizations respond to incidents immediately to complete investigations

Download this whitepaper to learn about the gap between cyber-incident response and forensic investigations of the incident, which are increasingly required to meet regulatory, insurance, and litigation requirements.

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