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1/2 Day Building a Cyber Incident Response Plan- For Public and Third Sector
A practical session designed specifically for Public and Third Sector organisations to help develop and enhance their own incident response plans.
Session details:
- Date: Thursday, 13th March
- Location: Edinburgh (Venue TBD)
- Time: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
- Cost: £500 per person (10% discount for Cyber and Fraud Centre Members)
What to expect:
- Key Guidance – An introduction to in-depth and short Incident Response (IR) templates/playbooks, featuring key resources, shared best practices, and an incident response checklist. The session will also focus on defining roles and responsibilities within your organisation.
- Lessons Learned – Insights from previous incidents to help strengthen your response strategy.
- Interactive Exercise – A guided tabletop exercise where you’ll apply your learning from the session in a practical scenario.
This session can also be delivered in-house at your organisation.
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