Incident Response Plan

This Incident Response Plan defines the process NIDENI LLC follows to identify, assess, contain, and resolve security incidents that may affect systems, data, or operations.

Purpose of Incident Response

The purpose of this plan is to minimize the impact of security incidents, ensure rapid containment, and restore normal operations safely.

We aim to:

  • detect incidents quickly;
  • contain threats to prevent escalation;
  • investigate root causes;
  • restore services efficiently.

Incident Identification

Employees must immediately report any unusual or suspicious activity.

We:

  • log and classify incidents upon detection;
  • verify the nature and severity of the event;
  • escalate critical incidents to responsible parties.

Containment and Mitigation

Rapid containment is essential to reduce impact on customers and internal systems.

We:

  • isolate affected systems when necessary;
  • revoke compromised access credentials;
  • apply temporary fixes or safeguards.

Investigation and Analysis

Incidents are analyzed to determine origin, impact, and appropriate corrective actions.

We:

  • document incident details;
  • identify exploited vulnerabilities;
  • evaluate affected data, services, and systems.

Communication and Notification

Clear, timely communication is critical during an incident.

We:

  • notify affected customers when required;
  • update internal stakeholders on incident status;
  • preserve confidentiality throughout communication.

Recovery and Restoration

After containment, systems must be restored safely to normal functionality.

We:

  • remove malicious code or artifacts;
  • restore from secure backups when needed;
  • verify systems before returning them to production.

Post‑Incident Review

Each incident concludes with a structured review to prevent recurrence.

We:

  • document lessons learned;
  • update internal procedures and safeguards;
  • implement long‑term corrective measures.

Enforcement

Failure to follow this Incident Response Plan may result in disciplinary action or restricted system access.

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