A good incident response plan should dovetail with the cyber policy, meaning the response plan should list the "pre-approved" providers that can be used during any breach response effort. (Credit: Shutterstock)
As of late, an unfortunate reality is that it's no longer "if" a cyber incident will occur, but a matter of "when."
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