agileblue.com AgileBlue Launches Incident Readiness Program for Faster Cyber Response
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- •AgileBlue's Incident Readiness Program prepares organizations for faster incident response.
- •The program eliminates delays by pre-negotiating contracts and onboarding DFIR partners.
- •Clients only pay for response work when utilized, enhancing cost-effectiveness.
AgileBlue has introduced its Incident Readiness Program (IRP) to help organizations expedite digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) during cyberattacks. The program addresses delays in response by pre-establishing contracts, rates, and onboarding with DFIR partners before incidents occur. Organizations can choose from three levels of service, which include onboarding, tabletop exercises, and customized incident response plans. The subscription model allows clients to pay an annual fee while only being billed for response work when it is utilized. This initiative aims to streamline the incident response process, enabling teams to focus on containment rather than administrative tasks during a breach. AgileBlue's platform combines AI-driven security operations with 24/7 expert support to enhance overall cyber resilience.
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