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What does the incident response plan look like?

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What does the incident response plan look like?

amaise has a documented incident response plan with defined severity levels and a clear procedure:

Severity levels:

  • S1 (Critical): Data leak, compromised credentials, ransomware — immediate escalation, all available resources

  • S2 (High): Suspicious access, exploited vulnerability — response within the same day

  • S3 (Low): Blocked attack, policy violation — response within 24 hours

Procedure:

  1. Detection (employee report, monitoring alert, external notification)

  2. Assessment of severity and scope

  3. Containment — isolate affected systems, revoke compromised credentials

  4. Investigation — secure evidence, determine cause

  5. Remediation — close vulnerability, restore services

  6. Communication — notify affected parties and regulatory authorities

  7. Post-mortem — document lessons learned, update controls

Customer notification in case of incidents:

amaise notifies affected customers within 24 hours after identifying a security incident involving their data. For S1 and S2 incidents, amaise offers joint coordination (bridge calls) upon request, so customers can meet their own regulatory reporting obligations on time.

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