ATLSECCON 2025

The two most important parts of incident response are having a documented plan and a skilled and trained team.  But the next two important things are often overlooked: speed and organization.

As incident commander, would you like to get away from status reports all days and spend your time leading the response instead?
Would you like to spend your tropical vacation uninterrupted by needing to lead incident response?
Would you like improve your team's efficiency and not have every investigator chasing the same shiny thing?

There is a way, and it's easier than ISO or NIST. Come and hear about a better world, where we learn efficiency from firefighters.