Practical Cyber Hacking Skills for Beginners - Incident Response Plan

The video tutorial explains the concept of an incident response plan in cybersecurity, emphasizing its importance even with strong security measures. It outlines the four main stages: preparation, detection and analysis, containment, and eradication, and how these stages cycle through each other. The tutorial also covers post-incident activities, which involve analyzing the incident to prevent future occurrences. The goal is to prepare organizations to effectively respond to cyber attacks and minimize damage.

Why is an incident response plan necessary even with strong security measures?

• Because it eliminates the need for software updates.

• Because cyber attacks are inevitable.

• Because it guarantees 100% safety.

• Because it replaces the need for firewalls.

What is the first stage of an incident response plan?

• Eradication and recovery

• Containment

• Detection and analysis

• Preparation

During which stage do you analyze the severity of a cyber attack?

• Post-incident activity

• Preparation

• Containment

• Detection and analysis

What is the purpose of post-incident activities?

• To ensure the attack happens again

• To ignore the incident

• To prepare for future attacks

• To replace the incident response plan

What should be done if an incident response plan is not effective?

• Ignore the issue

• Review and improve the plan

• Stop using the plan

• Rely solely on firewalls