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Seeking guidance on cyber incident plan (Anonymous post 🤫)
Ocean King Staff Senior Community Executive at CharityConnect Posted 1 year ago
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This question is from a member of our community that wishes to remain anonymous:
We are in the process of updating our business continuity plan to cover cyber incidents and I'm looking for some guidance on how much detail others have included in their plans.
We have a full incident response from our outsourced IT as to what their process would be in different scenarios (ransomware, inability to access Office 365, etc) but are now putting together our side of the incident response (internal comms etc). We are having discussions internally as to how much detail and how prescriptive this part should be.
Do others include prescriptive details (e.g. A will do B using C by D) or is it more general (e.g. the Charity will do X, Y and Z)? or something different?
We have a full incident response from our outsourced IT as to what their process would be in different scenarios (ransomware, inability to access Office 365, etc) but are now putting together our side of the incident response (internal comms etc). We are having discussions internally as to how much detail and how prescriptive this part should be.
Do others include prescriptive details (e.g. A will do B using C by D) or is it more general (e.g. the Charity will do X, Y and Z)? or something different?
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