Creating an Incident Response Plan

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An incident response plan enables organisations to respond promptly, minimise damage, comply with regulations and continually improve their cybersecurity resilience.

So, how do you create an Incident Response Plan?

1. Clearly outline the objectives and scope of the Incident Response Plan, identifying critical assets and data.

2. Assemble a dedicated incident response team, assign roles and define responsibilities.

3. Conduct a comprehensive risk assessment to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities.

4. Develop a written document detailing the entire incident response process, including contact information and procedures.

5. Implement mechanisms for incident detection and reporting, leveraging tools and employee awareness programs.

6. Define procedures for containing, eradicating and recovering from incidents, with clear communication and coordination guidelines.

7. Develop a communication plan for internal and external stakeholders during incidents, considering press, customers and regulatory bodies.

8. Regularly train the incident response team, conduct simulated exercises and continuously improve the plan based on lessons learned and evolving threats.

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