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In the course case, a service fails at 8:00. At 11:00 a second affected dataset is discovered. Update the classification and handover, record why the assessment changed, and add deputies and escalation routes. The resulting incident and reporting checklist can be adapted to your own process.
The times are exercise data. NIS2 applicability, competent authorities, reporting channels and deadlines depend on national implementation and require separate review.
Your incident and reporting checklist covers information needs, responsibilities, deputies and an updated handover. Adapt the procedure for your own area.
Basic knowledge of information security or incident management. An existing reporting process or an approved case description can provide the working basis; where access is unavailable, a case study replaces confidential material.
The asynchronous self-study course is planned for four to five hours. Make decisions as the case develops and check your work using explanations.
Regulatory scope: European Union.
Planned learning time: 4–5 hours
