Let's look at where your incident response excels and where it might need more support.
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Does gut feel tells you your IR practices could be improved?
During this workshop, we'll dive into:
What are your incident response strengths and gaps?
What could a great improvement plan look like?
How do you compare with other organisations?
Benchmarking is defined as a baseline to measure improvements to your incident response in the future. It should answer the question: How good is my org/team’s incident response capability right now?
Uptime Labs puts every team through the same drill, creating signals of where your team actually stands and where to improve. That's your benchmark.
Without visibility and metrics, it can be challenging to justify investment into your incident response program, demonstrate strengths and improvement or know where to focus your efforts.
This workshop changes that.
What are your real IR gaps?
See where your team stands against a series of technical and behavioural cues.
How do you compare with other orgs?
Get benchmarked against peers running the same drills, not against generic 'best practices' that don't apply to your risk profile.
Can different approaches to IR produce different results?
Benchmarking allows deep understanding into how different people approached the same situation differently but did just as well.
What does improving incident response look like?
Learn what signals separate the most mature IR programs from the rest and how to measure progress toward them.
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A thorough understanding of how to identify your incident response gaps and strengths, broken down into actionable insights.
Yep, the recording will be sent out immediately afterwards. However, we encourage live participation where possible for the best experience.
We want to hear all your questions and comments, which we'll be responding directly to.