Preparation for and Response to a Ransomware Attack in the Organization: Cybersecurity Best Practices
Date issued
Dec 2024
Subject
Innovation;
Science and Technology;
Best Practices;
Labor Force;
Cybersecurity;
Information System;
Virtual Reality;
Cyber Resilience;
Resilience;
Cybercrime;
Cyberthreat;
Internet;
Digital Technology;
Coronavirus;
Startup;
Pandemic;
Research and Development;
Cyberculture;
Cybersecurity Policy;
Cybersecurity Capacity ;
Digital Citizenship
JEL code
H12 - Crisis Management;
K24 - Cyber Law;
L86 - Information and Internet Services • Computer Software;
L96 - Telecommunications;
M12 - Personnel Management • Executives; Executive Compensation;
M15 - IT Management;
O20 - Development Planning and Policy: General;
O21 - Planning Models • Planning Policy;
O33 - Technological Change: Choices and Consequences • Diffusion Processes
Category
Learning Materials
This document presents a series of best practices for improving the organizations ability to prepare for and respond to a ransomware event. The text is intended to assist the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and decision-makers within the organization in preparing for and coping with a ransomware event in the organization. Other actors that may gain added value from this document are the Chief Information Officer (CIO), a Cybersecurity Methodologies Specialist, a Cybersecurity Implementer Specialist, a Cybersecurity Technology Specialist (Cybersecurity Architect), and data/teleprocessing/information technology (IT) and system communication personnel. This publication is part of the "Cybersecurity Best Practices" collection, a compendium of practices, methodologies and recommendations in cybersecurity oriented to organizations, developed by the Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD), and adapted in this series by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), with the objective of facilitating access to this body of knowledge throughout the Latin American and Caribbean region.
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