ALARM! WE HAVE SUFFERED A CYBER ATTACK! WHAT DO WE DO?
Jan 16, 2024 22:47:45 GMT -8
Post by nafizhoque28 on Jan 16, 2024 22:47:45 GMT -8
It's going to happen to you. One day a hacker will set his sights on your business. To obtain the data you handle, to stop your activity or simply to demonstrate that you can do it. And when that moment comes you need one thing: An action protocol. We are in an emergency situation. Just as in a fire, every second that passes once the cyber attack has occurred increases the damage, and this fire metaphor widely used in cybersecurity defines the steps to follow. More than ever we must stick to our action protocol, if you don't have one, it's too late to contact us , and stay calm. As in all crises, the first hours are key. Prevent further spread Few words are heard more often in computer security than "firewall." If the cyberattack has been located on a computer or server, you must isolate it from the rest of your network. The first step is to cut corners by saving everything that can be saved. In parallel, you have to communicate to your entire team what happened so that no more outbreaks arise in this fire that we are trying to put out. Think about your clients and inform them.
At this time it is important to have a cybersecurity manager who takes charge and directs the action protocol. In these first moments you will appreciate having policies implemented on the use of devices, limiting and controlling access to Buy Bulk SMS Service information and such simple actions in our daily lives as strong passwords that we renew frequently, training for employees, updated equipment and backup copies. Eliminate possible causes It's time to put on our detective suit and find the origin. If we do not know our history we are condemned to repeat it. We all make mistakes, but we are not allowed to repeat them. Track, repair and improve all your security protocols. Turn to experts who can advise you on cybersecurity solutions that will adequately protect you in the future and Measure the extent of what has happened Have they .
do not try to hide what has happened. In the event that you have had to temporarily cease your activity. Confirm that everything is back in order before you get going again. An accelerated return could be the prelude to an even worse cyberattack. A detailed control of all the physical equipment, processes and information that have been involved in the attack is necessary to give the green light and move on to the last step. Back to normal It's the moment. We have to serve our customers again. But let's do it with a better version. Our action protocol must have continuous improvement as its maximum. Adapt to what we learn in these situations and update yourself with the new strategies used by hackers. Spend time on training and research so that if it happens again, and it most likely will, the damage is minimal.
At this time it is important to have a cybersecurity manager who takes charge and directs the action protocol. In these first moments you will appreciate having policies implemented on the use of devices, limiting and controlling access to Buy Bulk SMS Service information and such simple actions in our daily lives as strong passwords that we renew frequently, training for employees, updated equipment and backup copies. Eliminate possible causes It's time to put on our detective suit and find the origin. If we do not know our history we are condemned to repeat it. We all make mistakes, but we are not allowed to repeat them. Track, repair and improve all your security protocols. Turn to experts who can advise you on cybersecurity solutions that will adequately protect you in the future and Measure the extent of what has happened Have they .
do not try to hide what has happened. In the event that you have had to temporarily cease your activity. Confirm that everything is back in order before you get going again. An accelerated return could be the prelude to an even worse cyberattack. A detailed control of all the physical equipment, processes and information that have been involved in the attack is necessary to give the green light and move on to the last step. Back to normal It's the moment. We have to serve our customers again. But let's do it with a better version. Our action protocol must have continuous improvement as its maximum. Adapt to what we learn in these situations and update yourself with the new strategies used by hackers. Spend time on training and research so that if it happens again, and it most likely will, the damage is minimal.