SigmaShield · Incident response
Incident Investigation & Response
The hours after detection decide whether an incident is a contained event or a disclosure letter. Response quality is mostly preparation: context assembled before you need it, playbooks written before the pressure, and evidence captured as you act — not reconstructed after.
Investigation with context
SigmaShield’s investigation workspace puts timeline context, related assets and operator notes in one place — reducing the handoff friction between detection and response that costs the critical first hour.
Playbooks over heroics
Automated response playbooks trigger guided or automatic actions for common scenarios — containment starts in minutes, and the same scenario is handled the same way every time.
Evidence as you go
Investigation artefacts and response records land in secure evidence storage — ready for the post-incident review, the auditor, and where applicable the regulator.
The Indian reporting clocks
For Indian entities, response feeds hard deadlines: CERT-In’s 6-hour reporting for notified incident types and DPDP Rule 7’s breach duties. Response tooling that captures facts fast is what makes those clocks survivable.
FAQ
How do playbooks decide between guided and automatic?
By scenario and blast radius: reversible containment steps can run automatically; consequential actions run guided, with the operator approving each step.
Does this replace an incident-response retainer?
It operationalises the day-to-day loop; for major incidents CyberSigma’s team is behind the platform — one accountable partner across tooling and response.
What evidence survives for the audit?
Timelines, artefacts, decisions and response records in secure storage — the trail ISO A.5.24–5.28, SOC 2 CC7.3–7.5 and RBI incident expectations sample.
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