A comprehensive guide for understanding crisis/incident management. This repository mostly covers the processes that take place after a crisis has been identified, alongside some pre-crisis planning and standards.
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1. Introduction
This file discusses about What exactly is Crisis Management? and the Crisis Lifecycle.
2. Related Standards
This file discusses about the several standards related to crisis and security incident management like NIST SP 800-34 , ISO 27035, ISO 22301
3. What happens after a crisis takes place?
This file discusses about how the work load of crisis management is divided into two teams as well as it discusses their roles and responsibilities.
4. Most Important Elements Of Crisis Management
This file discusses about the most vital elements needed to manage and recover from a crisis efficiently and fastly.
5. Responding to the Crisis
This file discusses the crucial steps to take after a crisis has been identified.
6. Role of Backups
This file discusses the importance of having backups in crisis management and the minimum requirements and strategies/rules that should be implemented in order to speed up the recovery process.
7. Types of Backups
This file discusses the various types of backup options that are available, along with their advantages and disadvantages.
8. Frequency and Retention of Backups
This file discusses the factors affecting backup frequency and different regulations affecting backup retention, along with an example.
9. Free Tools
This file discusses about some great FREE tools other than the ones we already know.
10. Post Incident Review
This file discusses the processes that take place after the incident has been handled.