incident response plan writing

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Nice topic I have to also write a plan when I get back in January on handling virus and other threats once the are 
identify.

So far I found a few SAN paper on Malware analysis that outlined a rough draft.

"Malware analysis an introduction" and "open source malware analysis" I could be a bit off in the names since I am 
doing this from memory.
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If you haven't looked at it yet, I would recommend looking at NIST SP800-61. SP800-83 is pretty useful also.

Bart

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All,

I've tried the Googles and found some "Ok" stuff out there regarding
writing an Incident Response plan, but I'm wondering if you guys had
any good resources you'd recommend, templates, how to's, etc for an
organization looking to write an incident response plan.  I'm open to
buying books so don't limit any responses to just on-line resources.

Thanks,

Chris
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