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If a company has a detailed cybersecurity incident response plan (IRP) in place, it will be prepared to act promptly and effectively to protect its network, operations, and reputation. Whether a client wants to validate its existing IRP or develop their first plan, Kroll's experts can help.
With a team of cybersecurity experts who respond globally to thousands of incidents each year, Kroll knows the risk landscape and has seen the value of being prepared.
When helping clients develop or validate an IRP, our methodology integrates our experts’ front-line experience investigating persistent and emerging cyber threats with recognised industry security standards, including the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and CIS Controls™, while also considering a client’s unique needs and concerns as well as any local, regional or industry regulations.
Our IRP support covers several key areas including:
Having a robust IRP in place not only provides practical guidance to team members, it also signals to regulators, customers, investors, and other important stakeholders an organisation’s commitment to proactively addressing cyber threats. Take advantage of Kroll's extensive experience and expertise in responding to cyber incidents and be better prepared to respond to a cyberattack. For more information on developing a new incident response plan or testing and validating an existing plan, contact us today.
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