QUESTION
What is the frequency of conversations with agencies that have experienced cyber breaches or incidents, particularly New York City Public Schools?
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Council Member Jennifer Gutiérrez asks if conversations occur more frequently with agencies that have experienced cyber breaches or incidents in the past, specifically New York City Public Schools. Kelly Moan, the Chief Information Security Officer, explains the incident response plan and procedures.
- Incident response plans and procedures are followed after a security incident.
- Enhancements or additional security controls are considered for agencies after suffering an incident.
- Prioritization occurs for improvements within any agency identified for potential enhancements.
Jennifer Gutiérrez
0:21:58
And is there more frequency in conversations with agencies that have experienced some kind of breach or incidents in the past, particularly New York City Public Schools.
Kelly Moan
0:22:11
So we work as part of incident response plan and procedures.
0:22:15
We also take into consideration any enhancements or additional security controls that can be put in place at agencies.
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Upon suffering a security incident, and that is not just routine that takes place, but also something that we look to always prioritize.
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Within any any agency when we see that there could be improvements to be made.
Jennifer Gutiérrez
0:22:38
Okay.
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Thank you.
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And I under I know that health and hospitals is not directly a city agency.
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