Module
Incident Response
Reconstructing the incident should not be a project
From detection to the post-incident review, every decision is timestamped and attributed. By the time the regulator asks, the account is already written.
Start a proof of conceptThe problem
NIS2 asks when you knew
Notification deadlines run from the moment you became aware of the incident. Without a reliable record of who knew what and when, the answer to the supervisor is a reconstruction from memory.
Capabilities
Six capabilities, six artefacts
Every capability ends in something you can put in front of an auditor: a document, a dated status or a signature.
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Command centre
One view of the live incident: severity, category, phase, source and the team assigned.
Artefact: Classified incident
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A seven-phase cycle
Triage, investigation, containment, eradication, recovery, post-incident review and closure. Every transition leaves its timestamp.
Artefact: Incident timeline
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Built-in playbooks
Procedures you run inside the incident itself, not a PDF in a shared folder.
Artefact: Steps executed
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ATT&CK coverage
Use cases mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, so you know what you detect and what you do not.
Artefact: Coverage map
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Threat landscape
Indicator-of-compromise feeds put in context against your own asset inventory.
Artefact: IOCs in context
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Post-incident report
Lessons learned and the actions that follow, linked to the GRC controls that need reinforcing.
Artefact: PIR closed
The platform
The other modules
They switch on separately. They share the foundation, so adding one more means migrating nothing.
Proof of concept
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