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MALWARE INCIDENT HANDLING A. Sankara Narayanan1M. Mohammed Ashik2Department of Information Technology Allah college of technology Sultanate of Oman sankar2079×Gmail.compartment of Information Technology Allah

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1. Identify the malware incident by looking for signs of abnormal behavior or suspicious files on the computer system.
2. Isolate the infected system by disconnecting it from the network to prevent further spread of the malware.
3. Document all the relevant information about the malware incident, including the time of discovery, affected systems, and any observed behaviors.
4. Analyze the malware by using antivirus software or malware analysis tools to understand its purpose and potential impact.
5. Contain the malware by quarantining or deleting the infected files and cleaning the affected systems using reliable security software.
6. Report the malware incident to the appropriate authorities, such as a computer emergency response team (CERT), if required by local regulations.
7. Implement preventive measures to reduce the risk of future malware incidents, such as regularly updating software, educating employees about phishing attacks, and implementing network security measures.
8. Perform post-incident activities, such as conducting a lessons learned session to improve incident handling processes or updating security policies based on the incident's findings.

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1. Organizations of all sizes and industries can benefit from malware incident handling.
2. Individuals and businesses that use computers or networked devices are potential targets for malware attacks.
3. Government agencies, financial institutions, healthcare organizations, and other entities that handle sensitive or valuable data are particularly in need of malware incident handling.
4. Security teams, IT professionals, and incident response teams within organizations are responsible for handling malware incidents.
5. Companies that prioritize the security of their systems and data understand the importance of having malware incident handling capabilities.

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What is malware incident handling?

Malware incident handling is the process of identifying, assessing, containing, and eradicating malware infections in a system or network.

Who is required to file malware incident handling?

Organizations and individuals who have experienced a malware incident are required to file malware incident handling reports.

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Malware incident handling reports can be filled out by documenting details of the incident, including how it was discovered, what systems were affected, and the actions taken to contain and eradicate the malware.

What is the purpose of malware incident handling?

The purpose of malware incident handling is to minimize the impact of malware infections on systems and networks, and to prevent future incidents from occurring.

What information must be reported on malware incident handling?

Information that must be reported on malware incident handling includes details of the incident, the systems and data affected, the actions taken to contain and eradicate the malware, and any lessons learned.

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