Even the best information security infrastructure cannot guarantee that intrusions or other malicious acts will not happen. When computer security incidents occur, it is critical for an organization to have an effective means of responding. The speed with which an organization can recognize, analyze, and respond to an incident will limit the damage done and lower the cost of recovery. The ability to use this information to help prepare for and prevent similar occurrances will help improve the overall security posture of an organization. The scale of emerging networks and the diversity of user communities make it impractical for a single organization to provide universal support for addressing computer security issues.
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