9 Incident Detection and Response
DOI: 10.1201/b11355-9
An emergency is not the time to plan; it’s the time to react, so be informed.
Tom Ridge
What Is an Incident?
In regard to computers, an incident is the occurrence of any unwanted or unauthorized network event. These events could be the result of malicious intent or accident, but the end result always causes damage or disruption to network operations.
Incident Detection
Although firewalls are an excellent and necessary means of preventing malicious digital data packets from entering a network, firewalls are not foolproof and all firewalls will eventually allow in some “bad” traffic. Because firewalls are only gatekeepers located at the perimeter of a network, they have no capability ...
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