A zero-day vulnerability is a previously unknown vulnerability in a computer system or application that can be exploited by attackers. These vulnerabilities are called "zero-day" because they are not ...

If you conduct a poll of safety professionals, common trends in manufacturing safety will be revealed. When people share the pivotal moment when safety became a core value to their organization, a ...

When it comes to incident response and a company’s ability to manage a data breach, no organization can afford to be caught off guard. The effects of an uncontrolled and poorly managed data breach can ...

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It's definitely a moment of tension: A customer is unhappy, perhaps irate, and is seeking both attention and satisfaction. Or perhaps he's suffered a major setback—a storm or fire, for example—and is ...

It isn’t good enough just to get a process operational again after an interruption. If it takes too long to restore delivery of critical employee or customer services, getting it back online might no ...

The most important step in the major incident process is what I call the Harrison step with relates to the timelines. Harrison was an 17 th century scientist who solved the problem of how to calculate ...

If a colleague forwards you an email they suspect is phishing, how do you respond? If someone makes a mistake that impacts security, are they comfortable calling to tell you? If someone leaves a ...

Incident command system training opportunities will be held this month, according to event host Guam Homeland Security and ...