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The DORA deadline of January 17, 2025, is approaching rapidly. A key component of DORA is ICT-related incident management. It is therefore important to correctly classify ICT incidents and understand when an incident is considered "major" as this will have implications for the subsequent steps you need to take. In this e-paper, we provide you with a clear overview of when an incident is considered major and how you are expected to handle it.

Approaches to Incident Investigation The incident investigation can be summarized in a basic five-step approach.

mail analysis and applying some investigation techniques.

An effective tool in stopping reoccurrence of the problem and finding root cause .

Root Cause Finding and Resolution is more important...

A deeper problem lies in a linear approach to incident response that could be solved through Dynamic Approach Incident Response (DAIR)…

How to turn a bowtie diagram into an incident investigation? Bowties are an excellent tool for understanding and preventing incidents, but what happens when one occurs? Our recommendation is to conduct an incident investigation. Check out this quick video of how to turn a bowtie diagram into an incident investigation. If you'd like to learn more, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me.

How to Build an Effective Incident Response Plan:

In 233 days, the date will arrive: on 17th January 2025, DORA (the Digital Operational Resilience Act) will come into effect. A key component of DORA is ICT-related incident management. It is therefore important to correctly classify ICT incidents and understand when an incident is considered "major" as this will have implications for the subsequent steps you need to take. In this e-paper, we provide you with a clear overview of when an incident is considered major and how you are expected to handle it. #WorkHardPlayHard