Does your program have a mature incident response process that meets your business, compliance, contractual, and other third-party needs? Our Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan provides your organization with the robust steps needed for incident handling. This plan is aimed to provide detailed guidance to assist medium and large organizations with meeting their cyber incident risk management and compliance requirements. It is aligned to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and is based on years of real-world cybersecurity experience. 
 
Key Features: 
Step-by-Step Response Actions: Our plan provides the triage through recovery procedures needed for your team to respond to incidents, minimizing damage and downtime. Pair these steps with additional incident scenario specific playbooks that help keep the team on track and focused for any given incident scenario.
Incident Classification: Easily categorize and prioritize incidents based on severity and impact. 
Documentation and Reporting: Keep a detailed record of incidents, actions taken, and lessons learned to improve your future incident response strategies. 
Identified roles and responsibilities: Recommended team roles and responsibilities to better prepare the organization and allow for clearer incident response. 
Sample Security Event / Incident Reporting Form: Includes a form your organization can use to aid in the tracking of incidents. 
Triage Playbook: Provides a triage playbook that can be used for all security events.
Forensic Evidence Methodology: The methodology needed for digital forensic investigations is also included.
Reporting Considerations: As cybersecurity incident reporting requirements continue to expand and mature across regulatory and legal landscapes, a breakdown of reporting considerations is an important factor and is included in the IRP.
Notification Letter Template: Sample details to be included in incident notifications are included in an appendix.
 
With our Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan, your organization will be better prepared before an incident and will be better enabled to respond and recover more effectively.