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Incident ResponseAs a security professional, you will.docxMARRY7
Incident Response
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s a security professional, you will be versed in a number of different
technologies and techniques, each designed to prevent an attack and secure
the organization. Each of the techniques you will learn is meant to prevent
an attack or limit its scope, but the reality is that attacks can and will happen, and
the techniques you have learned in this course cannot ever be guaranteed to stop
an attack from penetrating your organization. As a security professional, this is
a reality that you will have to accept.
Once you have accepted that an attack will inevitably penetrate your organization
at some point, your job now becomes knowing how to respond to these situations.
This is the role of incident response. Incident response, as the name implies, is the
process of how you and your organization will respond to a security incident when
it occurs. Although security incidents are bound to occur, you shouldn’t sit by and
let them happen. You have to know, in some detail, how you will respond.
Incident response includes those details. If you respond incorrectly to an incident,
you could make a bad situation worse. For example, not knowing what to do,
whom to call, or what the chain of command is in these situations would potentially
do further damage.
Finally, incident response may have a legal aspect. Security incidents are often
crimes, and so you must take special care when responding. When you decide to
pursue criminal charges, you move from the realm of just responding to performing
a formal investigation. The formal investigation will include special techniques
for gathering and processing evidence for the purpose of potentially prosecuting
the criminal later.
This chapter investigates and examines the various aspects of incident response
and ways to plan and design a process for responding to that breach in your
organization.
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Chapter 14 Topics
This chapter covers the following topics and concepts:
• What a security incident is
• What the process of incident response is
• What incident response plans (IRPs) are
• What planning for disaster and recovery is
• What evidence handling and administration is
• What requirements of regulated industries are
Chapter 14 Goals
When you complete this chapter, you will be able to:
• List the components of incident response
• List the goals of incident response
What Is a Security Incident?
A security incident in an organization is a serious event that can occur at any point from
the desktop level to the servers and infrastructure that make the network work. A security
incident can be anything including accidental actions that result in a problem up to and
including the downright malicious. Regardless of why a security incident occurred, the
organization must respond appropriately.
A security incident can cover a lot of different events, but to clarify what constitutes
a security incident, the following guidelin ...
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2. Speaker Introductions
Rebecca Frigy Romine, Shareholder,
HIPAA|Health Information Privacy and
Security, Polsinelli
Montez Fitzpatrick, Director of Information
Security and Compliance, Keystone
Technologies
J. Monte Shields, Manager, Agency
Marketing, The Keane Insurance Group, Inc.
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3. Agenda
Recent cyber security attacks and threats
Placing your organization in the best
position to prevent and respond to an attack
An attack has happened, now what? Health
care organization legal obligations and
mitigation approaches
Effectively working with your cyber liability
insurance carrier and law enforcement
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4. Recent Cyber Security Attacks,
Threats, and Trends
2017 Cyber Healthcare & Life Sciences Survey
found that 47 percent of providers and health
plans had a security-related HIPAA violation or
a cybersecurity attack that impacted data.
Increase of 10% from 2015
Office for Civil Rights data regarding Breaches
involving 500+ individuals
Ransomware – WannaCry
Phishing and Social Engineering
Other Attacks
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5. Preparing for a Cybersecurity Attack
It’s not a matter of IF an attack will occur, but
rather WHEN…
Steps to take to help address the WHEN:
Implementing an effective compliance program
Information assurance and information system
architecture
Obtaining adequate cyberliability coverage
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6. Key Security-Related Aspects of an
Effective Compliance Program
View the HIPAA Security Rule only as a
baseline and policy framework requirement
– Risk Analysis and Risk Management Plans
– Encryption and password management
– “Addressable” does not mean “Optional”
Ensuring internal/external expertise is
readily available
Effective workforce training and monitoring
Effective incident response procedures
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8. Value of Information Assurance
Triple Funnel
INTELLIGENCE
RISK
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
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9. Value of Information Assurance
Triple Funnel
INTELLIGENCE
RISK
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
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actualize
assign
realize
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10. Value of Information Assurance
Triple Funnel
INTELLIGENCE
actualize
What assets do we have;
What are they worth?
Who are our adversaries;
What are their capabilities?
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11. Value of Information Assurance
Triple Funnel
RISK
assign
Analysis
Management
Assessment
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13. Value of Information Assurance
Triple Funnel
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
realize
Operations
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14. Value of Information Assurance
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
Operations
EMERGENCY MODE
OPERATIONS
DISASTER
RESPONSE
INCIDENT HANDLING
BUSINESS
CONTINUITY
BUSINESS
CONTINUITY
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17. Incident Handling Preparation
Assign Roles and Responsibilities
Assert Information needed to Construct
Event
Define Relationships with Third Parties
Train your Team
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18. Cyberliability Coverage
Risk Management Solutions
– Eliminate Risk
• For some risks this is impossible
– Minimize/Reduce Risk
• Risk Analysis – make adjustments/corrections
• HIPAA Compliance
• Train Staff – security, notification, response
– Transfer Risk – Insurance
• Purchase a separate policy
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19. Cyberliability Coverage
Types of coverage
Medical malpractice policies have limited
coverage for Cyber Liability
– Covers only named insured
– Limited liability limits
– Limited coverage
Most GL policies and BOPs exclude Cyber
Liability or have limited coverage
– Needs to be added by a rider or endorsement
– Limited coverage – No coverage for regulatory
violations
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20. Cyberliability Coverage
Purchase Stand Alone Coverage
– Make sure the policy includes:
• $1,000,000 limit
• Data loss
• Data breaches
• Regulatory violation coverage – HIPAA, HITECH, RAC, etc.
• Notification expenses, credit monitoring, forensics, PR
• Business interruption
• Multimedia coverage for slander, libel, copyright, false ads
• Read the exclusions
Reporting and working with your insurance carrier
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21. Effectively Responding to an Attack
Time is of the Essence
– Immediate Isolation
– Notification Timeframes (including insurance
carrier)
Engaging Outside Assistance
– Security forensic experts
– Legal counsel
– Law Enforcement
Returning to Business As Usual
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22. Legal Obligations Following an Attack
HIPAA Breach Risk Assessment and
Notification Obligations
– Must consider whether PHI was unavailable, not
just whether it was impermissibly accessed,
used, or disclosed.
State Law Notification Requirements
Addressing Weaknesses and Vulnerabilities
Preparing for a Potential Investigation
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23. Key Takeaways
Too small to be a target is a myth.
Preparation does not equate to Prevention,
but is the most important mitigation step.
All individuals at your organization are
responsible and need to be involved.
Time is always of the essence.
Human error cannot be 100% prevented,
but awareness goes a long way.
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