incident-response

Automate security incident response by applying a structured 7-step lifecycle: DETECT, ASSESS, NOTIFY, CONTAIN, FIX, VERIFY, and DOCUMENT. This workflow automatically assesses and contains critical findings like leaked secrets or active exploits.

The best way to auto-quarantine compromised services is by triggering an incident-response workflow upon detection. The workflow applies a standardized auto-quarantine pattern during the CONTAIN phase to isolate compromised services or leaked secrets.

Post-incident logging works by generating a standardized log format during the DOCUMENT phase of the incident lifecycle. This ensures thorough documentation for audits, governance, and post-incident learning after security remediation.

Yes, you can use this incident workflow to contain high-severity findings. It is specifically designed to process incidents detected by a security sentinel, managing the entire process from detection through containment and verification.

Yes, a security sentinel is required to trigger the incident response workflow. The sentinel reports critical findings, which automatically initiates the 7-step lifecycle to assess, contain, fix, and document the security incident.

The structured incident lifecycle is limited to processing incidents reported by a security sentinel. It does not independently detect threats but rather applies a reactive workflow to assess, contain, fix, and document detected security findings.