Incident response process

Define and accelerate incident response processes with intelligent playbooks
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Define your incident response process

 

When responding to a cybersecurity incident, every second matters. You need to make the right decisions, based on the right data, with the right decision makers, all in the right order. To respond quickly, it’s essential to have a well-defined and efficient incident response plan.

A well-defined incident response (IR) plan requires planning, skills, coordination and automation to ensure a timely and accurate response. NIST outlines IR guidelines that have withstood the test of time. A well-defined IR process should have the following phases:

  • Preparation

  • Detection and analysis

  • Containment, eradication and recovery

  • Post-incident activity

IBM QRadar SOAR empowers your organization to define and execute a strong IR process. Infused with intelligence and automation, QRadar SOAR uses a simple hierarchy of phases, tasks and actions required to aid in your team’s quick and decisive response to cybersecurity incidents.

How it works

Preparation Detection and analysis Containment, eradication and recovery Post-incident activity
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