PDRR
Updated 2026-08-13
INTRODUCTION
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CORE DEFINITION
PDRR is a layered security model with four functions. Protection covers preventive measures such as firewalls, access controls, and encryption. Detection covers monitoring and intrusion detection that reveal when prevention has failed. Response covers the procedures for containing and investigating an incident, including isolation and evidence preservation. Recovery covers restoring normal operation, including backups and continuity plans. The model's premise is that no protection is complete, so a security program must assume breach and invest in the later layers as well.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
- Use prevention inventory: list the controls that block or slow an attack before it succeeds. - Use detection design: specify what would reveal a breach that prevention missed and who receives the alert. - Use recovery rehearsal: test restoration from backup rather than assuming it works.
Anchor fast decisions
Any single control can be defeated, so a program that invests only in prevention has no capacity to respond once the control fails, and the failure is often silent. Adding detection turns a successful intrusion into a visible event, which makes response possible. Response limits the damage while it is happening, and recovery returns the organization to operation. The layers are complementary rather than redundant: each covers the failure mode of the one before it, so investing in only one leaves a gap the others cannot fill.
MINIMUM ACTION
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