Incident Readiness Review
Review the response plan, roles, escalation, evidence and logging readiness, applicable notification pathways, and improvement priorities.
Incident Readiness & Response
Prepare for the incident you hope never happens.
When a cyber incident occurs, the speed and quality of technical, operational, commercial, and leadership decisions matter as much as the technology. SecuriCentrix helps organisations prepare, coordinate, recover, and improve.
Readiness and assurance
Build the capability to make fast, informed, and defensible decisions.
We provide practical planning, exercises, technical readiness reviews, response coordination, recovery assurance, and post-incident improvement. Where specialist forensics, malware analysis, legal advice, or 24/7 emergency response is needed, we coordinate with appropriately qualified partners under an agreed response model.
Incident Response Plan
Create or refresh an approved plan, severity model, RACI, contact tree, technical playbooks, communications templates, and decision procedures.
Cyber Crisis Tabletop Exercise
Facilitate a realistic scenario for leadership, IT, security, operations, legal, communications, and third parties; produce an after-action report and owned plan.
Incident Response Retainer
Establish environment familiarity, mobilisation procedures, escalation paths, readiness reviews, and a defined partner-response model.
Post-Incident Recovery Review
Support root-cause and control-gap analysis, recovery governance, remediation planning, executive reporting, lessons learned, and verification.
AI Incident Readiness
Develop playbooks and exercises for Shadow AI, sensitive-data leakage, unsafe agent actions, prompt injection, AI supplier compromise, and AI-related fraud.
What good looks like
Clear answers before an incident occurs.
- Who can declare an incident and make containment decisions?
- Who coordinates IT, security, operations, leadership, legal, communications, insurers, cloud providers, MSPs, and critical suppliers?
- What logs, evidence, access, backups, tooling, and forensic support are available?
- Which customer, contractual, regulatory, and notification obligations apply?
- How are business continuity, technical recovery, and crisis communications coordinated?
- How are lessons learned converted into owned remediation and verified controls?