Blog - Incident Response Management

7 Years of Insufficient Data Breach Response

7 years after the initial OWASP privacy risks report, insufficient data breach response remains #3 on the 2021 roundup. This blog explores how conditions have changed to make data breach management more difficult for privacy leaders and privacy incident response practices need to adapt to what’s happening now.

Privacy Metrics to Reduce Business Costs

The first challenge many privacy programs face is not knowing where to find meaningful data and how to tie it back to specific business practices. In this blog, you’ll learn how to find, quantify, and evaluate meaningful data that not only reduces business costs but also positions your privacy team to take proactive measures to mitigate future risk.

How Anonymization Protects Data Privacy, or Not

While data protection measures can’t prevent notifiable breaches, they still help affected individuals, your organization, and regulators.

Operationalize Incident Response

From the moment an incident is discovered the clock is ticking. Luckily, in the age of automation, you can reduce risk assessment by 50%.

Healthcare Incident Response Done Right

When healthcare organizations leverage a multi-factor risk assessment in incident response, notifiable breaches drop by 93% according to Radar user metadata. Now more than ever, important is to have a go-to incident response plan that protects patient privacy and shows good faith to regulators and the public. A good ending starts with a good beginning.

How Incident Response Protects Your Brand After a Data Breach

Fallout of a data breach impacts both your reputation and customer happiness. To avoid losing customer faith, prioritize privacy.