The Computer Incident Response Planning Handbook: Executable Plans for Protecting Information at Risk Paperback – 16 September 2012

After reading through this book I passed it to one of my managers and now his team is using it to build incident response plans to various scenarios. This book really does provide a large portion of turnkey plans for any net defense team. I highly recommend this to those who don't already have well established plans, or perhaps are looking to ensure they are up-to-date and inclusive of all necessary topics.

Far exceeded my expectations. This was a good, quick reference guide with a start, a middle and ending for anyone trying to implement or keep an Incident Response Plan on track.

The book was required for my class. However, it hasn't been very helpful in assisting with my research papers, essays, and just answering questions with regards to incident response.

This book is well written. It is good at explaining things about an Incident Response Plan that you might overlook (i.e. having executive buy in). It approaches things realistically without getting bogged down with a bunch of fluff or anecdotal knowledge that does not serve a purpose. Short and to the point! I highly recommend this to anyone starting a security program.

Definitely the types of things you need to do in the real world. I used parts of this book to develop security response procedures at work.