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Empowering Incident Response Automation

Empowering Incident Response via Automation Despite advances in incident response, the security community tells SANS there are plenty of things to fix. Automation is sometimes presented as the solution, but what does that mean? In a new SANS webcast and paper, we will talk about automation to empower your employees and make them more successful.While we are making noticeable advancements in some areas, such as dwell times, there's still significant room for improvement in automation. Join us to examine some of the critical issues facing incident responders today. These issues, which may vary in your organization, typically include:The inability to move from remediation/eradication to recoveryMonotonous and/or laborious processes that eat up time that could be spent dealing with incidentsLack of data enrichment to help make investigative decisionsLack of investigative tracking mechanisms to help teams "learn from the past"Register to attend this webcast and be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper written by SANS community instructor and analyst, Matt Bromiley.WebinarDigital Forensics and Incident Response Presented: 22 Mar 2019 Technical Presentation View details

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CompTIAHigh confidence
CySA++1 credits

Incident response automation directly maps to CySA+ threat detection and incident response domain, focusing on operational efficiency and investigative processes.

ISACAMedium confidence
CISA+1 credits

Covers incident response procedures and operational controls relevant to CISA's IT audit and assurance focus, particularly around process improvement and control automation.

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