What should businesses include in their reports when documenting the details of a cybersecurity incident?
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Businesses should include the following details in their reports when documenting a cybersecurity incident:
1. Date and time of the incident: When did the incident occur and was it discovered.
2. Description of the incident: What type of cybersecurity incident occurred (e.g., data breach, malware attack, phishing attempt).
3. Impact assessment: Document the impact of the incident on the business, including any data compromised, systems affected, and potential financial losses.
4. Actions taken: Include details of the steps taken to respond to the incident, contain the damage, and prevent future occurrences.
5. Investigation findings: Provide information on the root cause of the incident, vulnerabilities exploited, and any weaknesses in existing cybersecurity measures.
6. Recommendations for improvement: Suggest measures to strengthen cybersecurity defenses, such as implementing additional security controls, conducting employee training, or enhancing incident response procedures.