Cybersecurity Incident Prioritization Project Template

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Enhance your cybersecurity response by effectively prioritizing incidents based on urgency and importance. This template guides you through setting up a priority matrix, establishing an incident tracking system, and using the Eisenhower method to classify and address security threats.

By focusing on the most critical incidents first, you can minimize potential damage and ensure a swift, effective response to cybersecurity threats.

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Proposed Tasks

Critical & Immediate

  • Establish Incident Tracking System - due in 1 week
    ☐ Identify suitable tracking system ☐ Setup tracking system ☐ Train team on using tracking system
  • Implement Eisenhower Method - due in 3 weeks
    ☐ Integrate Eisenhower method into tracking system ☐ Train team on Eisenhower method
  • Prioritize Critical Incidents - due in 5 weeks
    ☐ Identify critical incidents ☐ Assign resources to critical incidents

Important but not Immediate

  • Define Incident Classification Criteria - due in 2 weeks
    ☐ Define criteria for urgency ☐ Define criteria for importance ☐ Communicate criteria to team
  • Develop Incident Response Plan - due in 2 months
    ☐ Define response plan for each incident category ☐ Communicate response plans to team
  • Regular System Audits - starting in 3 months
    ☐ Schedule regular system audits ☐ Review audit findings

Less Important but Immediate

  • Review Current Open Incidents - due in 1 month
    ☐ Review all current incidents ☐ Classify incidents based on new criteria
  • Regular Incident Review Meetings - starting in 2 months
    ☐ Schedule regular review meetings ☐ Prepare agenda for each meeting

Less Important & Not Immediate

  • Train New Team Members - ongoing
    ☐ Train new team members on incident tracking and prioritization
  • Update Incident Classification Criteria - due in 3 months
    ☐ Review effectiveness of current criteria ☐ Update criteria as necessary