Under the shadow of advanced security threats, only 20% of organizations rate their incident response programs as "very effective." Their biggest gaps: Being able to detect and contain malware, which can also be the precursor to advanced persistent threats.
These are among the main takeaways from the Information Security Media Group 2013 Incident Response Survey, the new study commissioned by FireEye. Register for this webinar for complete survey results and expert analysis on:
The top security threats for global organizations in 2013;
Where the largest gaps exist in how organizations detect and respond to these threats;
How these gaps will be filled in the coming year - by new staff, tools or services?
What organizations must do to stay ahead of these advanced threats.
Background
From sophisticated new forms of malware to the nation-state and the advanced persistent threat (APT), cybersecurity incidents have evolved at a rapid pace and are disrupting organizations and damaging reputations. But are organizations' incident response programs, personnel and tools evolving to keep up with the new threat landscape?
According to the 2013 Incident Response Survey results, only 20% of organizations rate their incident response programs as "very effective." Their biggest gaps: Being able to detect and contain malware, which can also be the precursor to advanced persistent threats.
Aimed at determining how organizations are prepared to respond to today's new breed of cyber-attacks, the survey also finds many respondents experienced malicious code in the past year, had lost or stolen devices, or were victims of spear phishing, resulting in system downtime, lost or compromised data or financial loss. Only 26 percent of respondents rate their current anti-malware tools as "very effective."
In this session, thought-leaders from FireEye and ISMG will present and analyze responses to key questions, including:
How are organizations prepared to respond to advanced persistent threats?
What are the technical challenges that impact the ability for effective incident response?
How can organizations evolve their incident response plans to address the new threat landscape?
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Field is responsible for all of ISMG's 28 global media properties and its team of journalists. He also helped to develop and lead ISMG's award-winning summit series that has brought together security practitioners and industry influencers from around the world, as well as ISMG's series of exclusive executive roundtables.
Bill Hau
VIce President, FireEye Labs
Bill has over 20 years of experience as an Information Security Practitioner including CISO roles with Finance and Global Consumer product businesses. He has hands on Incident Response experience and worked on one of the largest security incidents in the world last year. Bill joined FireEye in January of this year and was previously VP of McAfee and Foundstone Services.
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