Episode 21: Events, Incidents, Breaches, and Compromises
Sep 14, 2024 ·
55m 18s
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Join hosts Evan, Meg, and Jordon in this engaging episode of the CvCISO Podcast as they explore critical topics in information security, including the definitions and distinctions between events, incidents,...
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Join hosts Evan, Meg, and Jordon in this engaging episode of the CvCISO Podcast as they explore critical topics in information security, including the definitions and distinctions between events, incidents, breaches, and compromises, and how aligning these definitions with clients and stakeholders is vital for clear communication.
The discussion moves into personal experiences with intrusion detection systems, the challenges of false positives, and the process of fine-tuning these systems for better situational awareness. Along the way, they highlight how precision and clarity in incident response can prevent misunderstandings and help build trust within organizations.
In a deeply personal turn, the hosts touch on the impact of shame and stigma surrounding security incidents in the cybersecurity community, underscoring the need for empathy, understanding, and a supportive environment to foster better mental health.
Key Takeaways:
Whether you’re a seasoned vCISO or new to cybersecurity, this episode is packed with insights, real-world experiences, and practical advice for aligning security practices with human connection and clarity. Don’t miss it!
Lastly, Evan announces the upcoming launch of his new podcast, Infosec to Insanity (link: https://evanfrancen.com/podcast).
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The discussion moves into personal experiences with intrusion detection systems, the challenges of false positives, and the process of fine-tuning these systems for better situational awareness. Along the way, they highlight how precision and clarity in incident response can prevent misunderstandings and help build trust within organizations.
In a deeply personal turn, the hosts touch on the impact of shame and stigma surrounding security incidents in the cybersecurity community, underscoring the need for empathy, understanding, and a supportive environment to foster better mental health.
Key Takeaways:
- Authentic conversations are crucial for both mental health and personal growth.
- Defining and agreeing on security terms, such as events, incidents, and breaches, is essential for effective communication.
- Tuning intrusion detection systems is challenging but necessary for gaining valuable insights and increasing situational awareness.
- False positives can complicate cybersecurity efforts, making context crucial in evaluating the severity of incidents.
- Situational awareness is key to protecting networks and responding to incidents effectively.
- Clear communication and documentation prevent misunderstandings and ensure everyone is on the same page during incident response.
- Shame and stigma in cybersecurity can prevent individuals from seeking help or reporting incidents—creating a culture of support is essential.
Whether you’re a seasoned vCISO or new to cybersecurity, this episode is packed with insights, real-world experiences, and practical advice for aligning security practices with human connection and clarity. Don’t miss it!
Lastly, Evan announces the upcoming launch of his new podcast, Infosec to Insanity (link: https://evanfrancen.com/podcast).
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