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Case Study Financial Solutions Provider | Exigence Exigence addresses multiple types of incidents: technology operations, security, and for drills and business continuity tests.

Did you know that protecting legal privilege while handling incidents is critical to minimizing legal exposure?
Check out our latest blog post to learn why and to get insights on the strategies for reducing the risk. https://bit.ly/3eJjRjN

5 key strategies for protecting legal privilege during security incidents 5 key strategies for protecting legal privilege during security incidents

According to the Major Incident Management professional body, the objective of management is not only to restore normal service operation, as quickly as possible. It is also about doing this while maintaining stakeholder confidence.

At Exigence, we wholeheartedly agree. This is why we put so much research and effort into empowering incident responders with the tools that drive transparency, and real-time reporting and communications. What else do you think should be the objective of major incident management? https://bit.ly/3xZRQgv

The Objective of Major Incident Management The objective of Major Incident Management is to restore normal service operation, as quickly as possible via workaround or permanent fix, whilst maintaining Stakeholder confidence. In the latest version (2020) of MIM®'s, The Global Best Practice in IT Major Incident Management®, stakeholder confi...

No one is immune to a data breach – with 97% of networks experiencing a security compromise over any given six-month period.

What kind of insurance will help you mitigate the risk? To find out, check out our latest blog post with a complete guide to data breach insurance: https://bit.ly/3cE5Mmg.

The Complete Guide to Data Breach Insurance Whether the attack comes from an external source or is the result of employee error or a technical failure, and whether the incident comes from a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack or phishing and ransomware – when there’s a data breach there is great financial loss.

What’s your #1 must do for ? And what’s your #1 must NOT do? The first on the list of don’ts in this article is ‘panic.’ We’d agree – definitely don’t panic (no matter how bad it may seem). https://bit.ly/3u9WMNU

The Do’s and Don’ts of Incident Response Time is of the essence when responding to a security incident – Part 2 of our Field Guide to Incident Response series offers five don’ts and four do’s for effective incident response. The video clip below explains the do's and don'ts of incident response and is taken from our webinar, Incident...