S9|E26 Cisco Talos Incident Response

Just as the hybrid workplace has evolved recently, so has the threat landscape. Our suite of proactive and reactive incident response services delivers the visibility and threat intelligence you need to help prepare, respond, and recover from a breach. Access the full breadth of Cisco Talos, a recognized leader in threat intelligence and research. In this episode, we can dive into Talos Incident response can provide: · Greater visibility: Unmatched security capabilities facilitated by the largest telemetry and partner network in the industry. · Threat intelligence: Access to the full breadth of Talos, backed by the most-trusted responder and analysts, via Insights on Demand. · Faster response: Operational rigor and advanced tooling to apply global threat intelligence targeted at your organization. (3:05) What are we seeing in the industry? (3:40) Cyber insurance requirements (6:19) Champions experience with managing cyber insurance (8:40) Where are the cyber insurance requirements coming from? (10:35) Did your rates go up after you file a claim? (15:07) The incident response retainer model (17:58) What does an incident response look like? (21:57) Does Cisco Talos help with the process of logging an incident? (23:18) What is a good starting point for someone who doesn’t have an incident response service? (27:42) Email as the primary attack vector (34:27) Lacking east/ west visibility in networks Related links https://talosintelligence.com/incident_response?dtid=opdcsnc001469 Follow us: twitter.com/ciscochampion Cisco Champion Hosts Ben Story (twitter.com/ntwrk80), RedEye Network Solutions, Sr. Network Security Engineer Gert-Jan de Boer (twitter.com/gjdeboer), aaZoo Network Solutions, Network and Security Specialist Marc Luescher (twitter.com/LuescherMarc), Fresenius Medical Care, Network/ Email Security Architect Guest Liz Waddell, Cisco, IR Practice Lead, Talos Incident Response Moderator Amilee San Juan (twitter.com/amileesan1), Cisco, Customer Voices and Cisco Champion Program