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Zero-day vulnerabilities discovered during an incident are handled through: (1) Immediate containment and isolation of affected systems; (2) Engagement with the software vendor/community for patch availability; (3) Deployment of compensating controls (WAF rules, network isolation) while a patch is developed; (4)…
Zero-day vulnerabilities discovered during an incident are handled through: (1) Immediate containment and isolation of affected systems; (2) Engagement with the software vendor/community for patch availability; (3) Deployment of compensating controls (WAF rules, network isolation) while a patch is developed; (4) Notification to clients if the zero-day poses a risk to client data; (5) Expedited patching upon vendor patch availability. Learn more: Empuls Help Centre

What steps are taken to preserve forensic evidence during an investigation?

Forensic evidence preservation: (1) Affected systems are isolated without shutdown to preserve volatile memory; (2) Disk images and memory snapshots…

How is data integrity ensured during a disaster recovery process?

Data integrity during disaster recovery is ensured through: (1) Continuous synchronous/asynchronous replication to the secondary region; (2) Checksum…