Incident Response Plan
Introduction
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity incidents are not a matter of “if” but “when.” This Incident Response Plan (IRP) serves as a comprehensive blueprint for us to identify, contain, and manage cybersecurity incidents. The document outlines key roles, incident classifications, and procedures to be followed in the event of an incident.
Purpose
The purpose of this IRP is to establish a structured approach to:
- Identify security incidents
- Assess the impact
- Contain the incidents
- Eradicate root causes
- Recover system functionality
- Learn from the incidents
Incident Classification
Incidents are classified into three categories
1
Low Risk
Limited impact; non-critical data involved; easily contained.
2
Medium Risk
Affects multiple users; sensitive data potentially at risk; requires coordination to resolve.
3
High Risk
Widespread impact; critical data at risk; potential for severe financial or reputational damage.
Roles and Responsibilities
1
Incident Response Team (IRT)
Tasked with handling and coordinating incident response.
2
Management Team
To provide support and decision-making capabilities.
3
Employees
To report any suspicious activities and cooperate withthe IRT.
Incident Response Procedure
Identification
- Detect unusual activities
- Confirm an incident
Assessment
- Classify the incident
- Inform IRT and Management Team
Containment
- Short-term: Isolate affected systems
- Long-term: Implement lasting solutions
Eradication
- Identify root cause
- Remove affected components
Recovery
- Validate system functionality
- Monitor for signs of reoccurrence
Lessons Learned
- Document the incident
- Review and update IRP
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