Red Team v.s. Blue Team: How does Incident Response work?

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Higinio Ochoa

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Red team and blue team play an important role in defending against advanced cyber attacks that threaten business communications. In this special episode of Ransomware Battleground, we talk through the flow in incident response per cyber kill chain. Ransomware Kill Switch™ can be used by the incident response to control/contain the blast radius in real time using the preventive and proactive zero trust approach. However, when the detections failed on zero day exploits, how can you use Ransomware Kill Switch™ in the post exfiltration mitigation phase? Airgap provides an agentless Anti-Ransomware platform to stop the spread of malware in the enterprise network. Our industry’s first Ransomware Kill Switch™ locks down your most critical network assets at the first indication of compromise with complete control and policy enforcement over the device-to-device and device-to-application communication. To schedule a demo, please visit https://airgap.io
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Ransomware attacks and threats are growing exponentially. While many security companies are trying to prevent ransomware from breaching the perimeter of your network, Airgap's Zero Trust Isolation Platform protects your organization from the inside out. Additionally, Airgap’s Ransomware Kill Switch is the most potent ransomware response for an IT organization. The solution can be deployed in minutes without any endpoint agents, forklift upgrades, or design changes. Airgap was founded by highly experienced cybersecurity experts and the solution is trusted by large enterprises and service providers. For more details, check out https://airgap.io or email media@airgap.io