Isolating the servers is the best immediate action to take after reporting the incident to the management team, as it can limit the damage and contain the ransomware infection. Paying the ransom is not advisable, as it does not guarantee the recovery of the data and may encourage further attacks. Notifying law enforcement is a possible step, but not the next one after reporting. Requesting that the affected servers be restored immediately may not be feasible or effective, as it depends on the availability and integrity of backups, and it does not address the root cause of the attack. Verified References:
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The best way to reduce the risk of terminated employees' accounts not being disabled is to automate the process by integrating Active Directory (AD) with the human resources information system (HRIS). By automating this integration, when an employee's termination date is updated in the HRIS, the corresponding account in AD is automatically disabled, reducing the risk of accounts being left active after an employee leaves the organization. CASP+ highlights the importance of automating security processes, especially for user access management, to minimize human error and ensure timely action.