FIRSTCON21 - June 7 | Stream 3 (13:30-15:45 UTC)
summary
Three short sessions offer concrete takeaways: a communications study produces a tested framework—templates, legal checklists, guidance to notify quicker rather than later, accept responsibility, and 13 senior stakeholders help refine what wording and actions actually rebuild trust; a MISP COVID community shows rapid engineering and uptake—custom ingestors for JHU and Chinese feeds, new dashboarding and self-registration built in two weekends, scaling to 1600 users from 300 organizations and 10k packages (3.5M data points); and a culture talk lists top 10 toxic behaviors plus practical fixes: diversity plans, reverse mentoring, blame‑free postmortems, and empowering users.
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chapters (3)
- 0:00A Playbook for Effective Corporate Communication After a Cyber Security Incident
- 20:45Coming Together Under a Pandemic - Case Study on the COVID-19 MISP Information Sharing Community
- 1:12:40Don't You Know That You're Toxic? Moving Towards Positive Security Practices within your Organisation
