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Effective Incident Response Teams: Two Case Studies

Effective Incident Response Teams: Two Case Studies

Title:Effective Incident Response Teams: Two Case Studies (ID: SPC0563)
Author(s):Calvin Weeks (Calvin Weeks & Associates, LLC) and David Escalante (Boston College)
Topics:Incident Handling and Response, Security Management
Origin:Security Professionals Conference (04/05/2005)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Security incidents can have serious ramifications for an institution's reputation. The establishment of formal security incident response teams is considered "best practice" for handling complex situations. Offering perspectives from a medium-sized and a large university, this presentation will describe why the conventional wisdom for setting up such teams isn't always effective in a higher education environment. It will also explain the alternative incident response models developed at Boston College and the University of Oklahoma.
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