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NSM ICT Security Principles (Norway)
4.3.2: Determine whether the incident is under control and take the necessary reactive measures

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NSM ICT Security Principles (Norway)

4.3.2: Determine whether the incident is under control and take the necessary reactive measures

Task name
Priority
Status
Theme
Policy
Other requirements
Incident containing measures
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Fully done
Mostly done
Partly done
Not done
Incident management
Incident management and response
7
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4.3.2: Determine whether the incident is under control and take the necessary reactive measures
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Incident containing measures
1. Task description

The organization shall establish means to limit the impact of the incident to a minimum. The means should correspond to the plans made and include:

  • Preparations for incidents
  • Analyzing of the incident
  • Containment of the incident
  • Destruction of the incident
  • Starting the recovery measures
The first level response process to security incidents
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Fully done
Mostly done
Partly done
Not done
Incident management
Incident management and response
30
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RS.RP-1: Incident response plan
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The first level response process to security incidents
1. Task description

The organization has defined a process and the team involved in responding promptly to security incidents and deciding on the appropriate actions.

The first level response process includes at least:

  • effectively seeking to confirm the identified incident
  • deciding on the need for immediate response
Implementing a crisis response strategy
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Fully done
Mostly done
Partly done
Not done
Risk management and leadership
Cyber security management
5
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Implementing a crisis response strategy
1. Task description

The organization develops and implements a crisis response strategy to protect the organization from the negative consequences and reputational damage of a crisis. This strategy should include predefined actions to manage public view, control the narrative, and mitigate the impact of the crisis on the organization.

Establising a crisis management team and process
Critical
High
Normal
Low
Fully done
Mostly done
Partly done
Not done
Risk management and leadership
Continuity management
3
requirements

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1.6.3: Crisis preparedness
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Establising a crisis management team and process
1. Task description

The organisation should establish and maintain a comprehensive crisis management framework. This involves implementing methods to detect potential crisis situations by identifying general indicators and specific predictable crises, along with clear procedures for invoking and escalating crisis management when necessary. Strategic goals and priorities must be defined, focusing on ethical considerations for example:

  • protecting life and health
  • safeguarding core business processes
  • ensuring appropriate information security

A dedicated crisis management team should be formed, including representatives from all major organizational functions, with defined structures, roles, competencies, expectations, authority, and decision-making procedures.

Crisis management policies and procedures need to be developed and approved, encompassing exceptional authorities and decision-making processes, communication methods, emergency operating procedures, and organizational structures for reporting, information gathering, and decision-making.

The entire crisis management plan should be reviewed and updated regularly to ensure its ongoing effectiveness and relevance.

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