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| '''1.''' Cyber Security Incident Response or CIR involves the preparation of measures to, in best case scenario, prevent organisations from being attacked by cyber security threats or to effectively respond to a cyber attack. 
'''Notes (1):''' Cyber Security Incident Response is used interchangeably with Cyber Incident Response.<br/> '''Related Term''': [[Cyber_Security_Risk|Cyber Security Risk]]; [[Cyber_Security_Threats|Cyber Security Threats]]; [[Cyber_Security_Attacks|Cyber Security Attacks]]; [[Cyber_Security_Incident|Cyber Security Incident]]
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'''2.''' Cyber security incident response refers to rapid resolution of incidents that may involve sensitive data in such a way that complies with legal requirements and applicable regulations and to preserve important investigative and forensic information.<br/> '''Source:''' (Boston University, 2017)<br/> <br/> '''3.''' Cyber security incident response refers to the capability to detect incidents quickly, contain them, mitigate impact, and restore and reconstitute services in a trusted manner.<br/> '''Source:''' (ISACA, 2012)

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