The Art of Playcalling: Building an Incident Response Playbook

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Everyday cybersecurity incidents are becoming more widespread.Businesses are struggling to keep up with these issues and are often not aware when they have been breached. In order to detect and contain cybersecurity incidents, businesses need to have an incident response plan. While an incident response plan can cover for most incidents, there are times when specific types of cybersecurity incidents must be handled a certain way. This is where having an incident response playbook comes into play.

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The Art of Playcalling: Building an
Incident Response Playbook
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The Importance to an Incident Response Playbook
▪ Helps security teams define the “Who, What and Where” of
cyberattacks.
▪ Allows teams to follow pre-planned procedures for specific
security incidents.

Incident Response Plan vs. Incident Response Playbook
Incident Response Plan
 Tailored to consider a “first time”
reader.
 Applicable for most incidents.
 Focuses on brining resources
together.
Incident Response Playbook
 Focuses on more specific
situations.
 Provides step by step
instructions for scoped incidents.

Incident Response Playbook
 Preparation
▫ Initial phase where roles and teams are determined.
 Detection
▫ Define indicators that specific event is occurring.
▫ Define risk associated with the event.
 Analysis
▫ Incident is validated and potential impact is determined.
 Containment
▫ Identify assets being targeted and prevent/limit damage.

Incident Response Playbook Cont.
 Eradication
▫ Focus on eliminating the cause and addressing issues that caused the
incident.
▫ Communicate remediation activities with internal stakeholders,
management, etc.
 Recovery
▫ Bring assets back to normal operation and adjust monitoring/alerts.
▫ Communicate recovery activities with internal stakeholders,
management, etc.
 Post Incident Activity
▫ Incident is document and assess areas that need improvement.

Incident Response Playbook Templates
 https://www.incidentresponse.com/
 https://ayehu.com/cyber-security-incident-response-automation/top-5-
cyber-security-incident-response-playbooks/
Incident Response
 https://www.atlassian.com/blog/it-teams/how-to-create-an-incident-
response-playbook
 https://magoo.medium.com/incident-response-writing-a-playbook-
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4. The Importance to an Incident Response Playbook ▪ Helps security teams define the “Who, What and Where” of cyberattacks. ▪ Allows teams to follow pre-planned procedures for specific security incidents.

5. Incident Response Plan vs. Playbook

7. Incident Response Plan vs. Incident Response Playbook Incident Response Plan  Tailored to consider a “first time” reader.  Applicable for most incidents.  Focuses on brining resources together. Incident Response Playbook  Focuses on more specific situations.  Provides step by step instructions for scoped incidents.

8. Elements of a Playbook

10. Incident Response Playbook  Preparation ▫ Initial phase where roles and teams are determined.  Detection ▫ Define indicators that specific event is occurring. ▫ Define risk associated with the event.  Analysis ▫ Incident is validated and potential impact is determined.  Containment ▫ Identify assets being targeted and prevent/limit damage.

11. Incident Response Playbook Cont.  Eradication ▫ Focus on eliminating the cause and addressing issues that caused the incident. ▫ Communicate remediation activities with internal stakeholders, management, etc.  Recovery ▫ Bring assets back to normal operation and adjust monitoring/alerts. ▫ Communicate recovery activities with internal stakeholders, management, etc.  Post Incident Activity ▫ Incident is document and assess areas that need improvement.

12. Incident Response Playbook Scenarios

13. Ransomware Playbook

14. Data Theft Playbook-Analysis Step

15. Virus Outbreak Playbook-Eradicate Step

16. Resources

17. Incident Response Playbook Templates  https://www.incidentresponse.com/  https://ayehu.com/cyber-security-incident-response-automation/top-5- cyber-security-incident-response-playbooks/ Incident Response  https://www.atlassian.com/blog/it-teams/how-to-create-an-incident- response-playbook  https://magoo.medium.com/incident-response-writing-a-playbook- 773e7920f171

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