John Smithson wrote:
Hello,check out honeynet.org sans.org cert.org as far as books are concerned, S. Northcutt has number of these guidelines and books. I think CERT and SANS has series of books on your topic.
I'm about to start huge documentation phase on creating Incident Response Guidelines / Handling - including creating the structure, creating the Incident Response Team, documenting the guidelines per incidents - such as web server hacked, DOS attack, Virus Outbreak
I need your help on pointing me to few good documents / books. Obviously, I have googled, and found good info. However, I may be missing some good information that you gurus have collected over time.
Please any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
John Smithson
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most importantly, it should tailor to your organizations needs and requirements.
try googling "Rainbow Series" also...
gene
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