incident-response
Safeguard articles tagged "incident-response" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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How to set up AWS GuardDuty for threat detection
A step-by-step guide to enabling AWS GuardDuty across accounts and regions, routing findings to your alerting stack, and triaging results.
What is SOAR
SOAR explained: what Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response actually does, how it differs from SIEM, and where it fits in supply chain security.
What is a Security Operations Center (SOC)
A clear breakdown of what a Security Operations Center (SOC) is, how it's staffed, the tools it runs, and how it differs from a NOC or CSIRT.
What is Incident Response
What incident response actually means, its four NIST phases, and why supply chain attacks like Log4Shell and SolarWinds break traditional response assumptions.
What is a Data Breach
A data breach is unauthorized access to sensitive data. See real causes like MOVEit and Log4Shell, average costs, and how to prevent one.
GuardDuty Extended Threat Detection: What Defenders Actually Get
GuardDuty's extended threat detection correlates findings across signals into attack sequences. We dig into where it helps, where it misses, and how to wire it into supply chain incident response.
Enterprise AI Incident Response Playbooks
AI incidents are not the same shape as traditional security incidents. The playbooks need to be specific to how AI systems actually fail.
How to build a disaster recovery and backup strategy
A step-by-step guide to building a disaster recovery backup strategy: RTO/RPO planning, backup architecture, automation, a DR plan checklist, and testing.
How to set up an incident response plan
A practical guide to building an incident response plan for software supply chain security, with a ready-to-use playbook template and concrete detection steps.
MongoDB Atlas Breach: Customer Metadata Exposed in Corporate Systems Attack
MongoDB disclosed unauthorized access to its corporate systems in December 2023, exposing customer metadata and contact information while Atlas cluster data remained secure.
What is Threat Detection
Threat detection means spotting active attacks before they succeed. See real dwell-time data, CVE examples, and detection metrics that matter.
Mr. Cooper Mortgage Breach Exposes 14.7 Million Customers
In November 2023, mortgage giant Mr. Cooper disclosed a cyberattack that compromised the personal and financial data of 14.7 million current and former customers, making it one of the largest financial services breaches of the year.
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