Computer Incident Response Team

No matter how well your network is protected, eventually there will be an incident that you are not prepared to handle by yourself. It could be because the problem is beyond your technical capabilities, or it could be because you have not been empowered to make the necessary decisions or to take...

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Michelle Borodkin

September 15, 2001

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