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Incident Response & Emergency Drills

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Incident Response & Emergency Drills

Be prepared for critical incidents

In an emergency, it is not only technology that counts, but also the organization's ability to act. Incident response structures and emergency drills help to test processes and make weak points visible.

Scope of services and added value

  • Define roles, communication channels and processes
  • Prepare technical and organizational response
  • Exercises to validate the ability to act

Our contribution

The Synedat Group supports the concept, preparation and implementation of response and crisis scenarios.

Practice & Orientation

Act prepared in the event of a security incident

Defining decision-making paths

A contingency plan identifies technical managers, management, communications, and required external support. Contact details and alternative communication channels should be available even if central services fail.

Practice realistic scenarios

A joint exercise can, for example, simulate the failure of an identity platform or suspicious encryption at a workstation. This involves decisions, responsibilities and the consequences for operations.

Prove restart

The return to normal operation requires verified safeguards, a controlled restart and documented releases. Findings from the exercise are recorded as concrete improvements with those responsible and deadlines.

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