Ready for the worst?

Customise your incident response plan
With the severity and frequency of cyber attacks hitting British organisations, knowing what to do should the worst happen is a must.

This handy document from Acronis provides a best-practices example of the basic steps to take during an incident response.

To create the plan, modify the steps in this example with your own information and specific courses of action for your organisation.

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