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What are the best practices for incident response and recovery in the event of a cyberattack?

Best practices for incident response and recovery include having an incident response plan in place, establishing communication protocols, setting rules for allowable behaviors, conducting regular backups, capturing suspicious device traffic, isolating affected systems, analyzing the attack, implementing remediation measures, and continuously improving incident response capabilities. Many organizations reach out to specialists or have one on retainer to investigate incidents, as the skillset is specialized and not needed full-time for many organizations.

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