The Incident Response “Quick Reference Handbook” (QRH) contains a series of easy-to-use follow ‘playbooks’ and ‘tips’ that can be used to respond to common cyber incident types. The QRH is designed to complement a Cyber Incident Response Plan.
Playbooks for Common Cyber Attack Types
Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks
Tips for Common Cyber Controls
Multi-factor and Two-factor Authentication
Cloud Computing Incident Response
New Zealand Privacy Law Update
Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small to Medium-Sized Businesses
Social Media – Harmful Content
NZ Cyber Security Strategy 2019
Communication during an Incident Response
Security when working from home
COVID-19’s impact on cybercrime and cybercriminals
Remote Forensic Investigations
About
The Quick Reference Handbook ‘Playbooks’ and ‘Tips’ published by Incident Response Solutions are intended to be a high-level summary containing some of the most important Forensic and Cyber Security information that can be followed in the event of a suffering a cyber incident.
Why do we publish these ‘Playbooks’? Because we want to keep you up to date with the latest Forensic and Cyber Security information, so that you aren’t caught by surprise – and you’ll know about risks and changes before they become problems.
For readers wishing to receive additional Forensic and Cyber Security information, we recommend subscribing to the NZ Incident Response Bulletin and Alerts.
Please contact us at support@incidentresponse.co.nz for further information.
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All playbooks on this page are considered ‘White’, i.e. the information carries minimal or no foreseeable risk of misuse, in accordance with applicable rules and procedures for public release.
