Incident Response - Incident Response: Incident response ensures the organization appropriately handles security breaches, data theft, or prohibited activities., Chain of Custody: - Chain of Custody:Maintain a clear record of who accessed or handled evidence to preserve its integrity. Use tamper-evident seals and document every transfer.  Maintain a clear record of who accessed or handled evidence to preserve its integrity., Inform Management/Law Enforcement: - Inform Management/Law Enforcement:Notify relevant stakeholders promptly based on the severity and legal requirements of the incident.Engage law enforcement if the incident involves illegal activities (e.g., hacking or fraud). , Copy of Drive: - Copy of Drive:Create forensic copies of storage devices to preserve original data. Ensure copies are made using write-protect tools to maintain data integrity. , Documentation of Incident: - Documentation of Incident:Keep detailed logs of events, actions taken, and outcomes. Include timestamps, system logs, and communication records for future audits and legal processes. , (DRM)/EULA - (DRM)/EULA: Proper handling of software licenses and DRM ensures compliance and avoids legal penalties. , Valid Licenses: - Valid Licenses: Verify that all software used has valid and up-to-date licenses. Avoid using pirated or unauthorized software. , Non-Expired Licenses: - Non-Expired Licenses: Regularly check the status of licenses to prevent disruptions due to expiration. Renew licenses proactively. , Personal vs. Corporate Use License: - Personal vs. Corporate Use License: Ensure employees use software licensed for corporate environments in the workplace. Personal-use licenses often lack the permissions or warranties required for business use. , Open-Source Licenses: - Open-Source Licenses: Comply with terms of open-source licenses, including attribution and sharing modifications when required. Avoid using open-source software in ways that violate its licensing terms. , Regulated Data - Regulated Data: Proper handling of regulated data protects sensitive information and ensures compliance with legal standards. , Credit Card Transactions: - Credit Card Transactions: Comply with PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) to secure payment information. Encrypt cardholder data and restrict access based on roles. , Personal Government-Issued Information: - Personal Government-Issued Information: Protect government-issued IDs (e.g., Social Security Numbers, passports) using encryption and secure storage. Limit access to authorized personnel only. , Personally Identifiable Information (PII): - Personally Identifiable Information (PII): Handle PII (e.g., names, addresses, phone numbers) in compliance with laws like GDPR or CCPA. Anonymize or pseudonymize PII when possible to reduce risk. , Healthcare Data: - Healthcare Data: Adhere to HIPAA or equivalent standards for storing and transmitting health-related data. Use strong encryption and access controls for electronic health records (EHRs). , Data Retention Requirements: - Data Retention Requirements: Follow industry-specific rules for retaining or disposing of data (e.g., financial records, employment data). Automate deletion of data after retention periods expire to minimize liability. ,

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