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Creating an Incident Response Plan
Length: 1 Hour
It's probably not a matter of “if” you will get hacked; it is only a matter of “when.” Given that, do you know what steps to take when you have a breach? Once a breach occurs, you won't have time to create a plan; therefore, you likely won't take the right steps toward recovery. Creating an Incident Response Plan (IRP) before disaster strikes is a critical step toward ensuring that your organization can recover with minimal disruption. Join this session to learn how to build an IRP for your business.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify threats that need an Incident Response Plan
- Differentiate the most effective response methods
- List the responses needed in your firm
- Apply the knowledge to build your IR plan
Major Subjects:
- Information Technology
Randy Johnston, MS, Shareholder, K2 Enterprises
Randy Johnston is a nationally recognized educator, consultant, and writer with over 40 years experience in Strategic Technology Planning, Accounting Software Selection, Paperless, Systems and Network Integration, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning, Business Development and Management, Process Engineering and outsourced managed services.
Brian Tankersley, CPA.CITP, CGMA, K2 Enterprises
Brian Tankersley is a consultant who advises US firms and companies on accounting technology issues. Mr. Tankersley is a frequent speaker at continuing education courses for K2 Enterprises, and publishes a nationally recognized blog on accounting and technology (www.cpatechblog.com). He has also served as the technology editor for a major accounting industry publication. Mr. Tankersley has over 25 years of professional experience, including accounting, auditing, technology, and education, and has been with K2 Enterprises since 2005, and he is also one of the national instructors for Yaeger CPA Review.
