Have a plan to prevent, detect, respond and recover
It is good practice to have a Cyber Incident Response Plan in place that sets out the steps your organisation should take to prevent, detect, respond and recover from cyber attacks. Your plan does not have to be complex but it should be clear on the roles and responsibilities of key individuals who can take action. This should not sit in isolation and should be woven into the wider resilience, business continuity and disaster recovery planning.