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This IDC Perspective explains how data mining plays an essential role in optimizing the incident response process. The increasing sophistication of cyberthreats necessitates modern data mining tools for effective incident response. Traditional manual processes are inadequate, leading to delays and higher risks. Data mining technology enhances the speed and accuracy of breach responses, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations and reducing costs. Organizations must adopt purpose-built data mining solutions to quickly identify compromised data, mitigate threats, and avoid unnecessary ransom payments. Engaging tech-forward service providers with advanced data mining capabilities is crucial for efficient and secure incident management."Data is at the core of the issue. Organizations create massive volumes of data, and they often don't know where their data is or what it contains," says Ryan O'Leary, Esq., research director for Privacy and Legal Technology at IDC.