The Verizon Data Breach Report (DBIR) is arguably the best source of public information on trends on successful attacks—specifically data breaches. What you probably don’t know about the DBIR is VERIS, the common language used to describe security incidents in a precise way. VERIS is an acronym: Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing. We’ve all discussed incidents and breaches broadly, but to analyze events thoroughly (looking into successful detection and containment, or failures leading to compromise, etc.) we need a precise way to document them for meaningful analysis. Watch this webcast with Trey Ford, Gabriel Bassett, and Bob Rudis, to learn:

• What VERIS is and how it works
• Why VERIS can help you better understand how to respond to incidents in your environment
• How to unlock some of the oft-overlooked secrets in the DBIR
• Where to find resources on applying VERIS in your environment 

Speakers: Trey Ford, Global Security Strategist, Rapid7 | Gabriel Bassett, Senior Information Security Data Scientist, Verizon | Bob Rudis, Security Data Scientist, Verizon