Incident Response definition

Incident Response means the actions taken by hospital administration and health care workers during and following an act of violence.

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Incident Response means all operational activities undertaken by the Operating Company to co-ordinate, direct and execute an effective response after identification or notification of an Incident.

Incident Response means aid provided in response to fires, Explosions, medical emergencies, earthquakes or other natural disasters, escape of Dangerous Goods, rail or marine incidents, motor vehicle or other accidents and other circumstances to which the Fire Department responds or attends.

Examples of Incident Response in a sentence

• For Authorized Users defined as “State Agency” or “State Government” in Section 1.2 of this document, all notifications will be followed by a notification to the NYS Cyber Command Center by email to ▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇ and to the NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES) Cyber Incident Response Team (CIRT) by email to ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇.

• An employee in need of assistance may call the WorkSafeBC Critical Incident Response pager.

• Employees are required to report security and privacy issues to appropriate internal teams in accordance with Edpuzzle's Incident Response Plan ("IRP").

• The Grantee must develop and implement a Security Incident Response Plan that provides a coordinated approach to security incidents.

• Grantee desires to utilize software licenses, applications, and solutions, as applicable, in connection with the attached Exhibit A – Cybersecurity Incident Response Rider and Exhibit B – Solution Rider, incorporated herein.

More Definitions of Incident Response

Incident Response means all activities undertaken by the Fire Chief and Members to respond to an Incident.

Incident Response means the approach and process used to manage the aftermath of an Incident;

Incident Response means an organized approach to addressing and managing the aftermath of a security incident.

Incident Response means an acknowledgment by Arm (by phone, email or ticketing platform) of a request for support made by the Customer to Arm in accordance with this Support Program, or a notification (phone, email, or ticketing platform) from Arm to the Customer in those cases where Arm discovers the Incident.

Incident Response means the steps necessary to prepare for, detect, and analyze any Incident, contain its spread, eradicate traces of infection, compromise, or Vulnerability, restore service, and assess the steps taken after an Incident.

Incident Response means an acknowledgment by Pelion (by phone, email or ticketing platform) of a request for support made by the Customer to Pelion in accordance with this Support Program, or a notification (phone, email, or ticketing platform) from Pelion to the Customer in those cases where Pelion discovers the Incident.

Incident Response. At an operational level, Entrust has instituted a Security Incident Response Plan to oversee data security events identified or detected by the various technologies used to monitor and alert based on specific thresholds or circumstances. The objectives of the Security Incident Response Plan are to manage and coordinate data security incidents throughout all aspects of the Entrust computing environment regardless of location, product or process, as well as provide opportunities for educating our colleagues on risks and security controls in place. Entrust is committed to protecting the interest of stakeholders by maintaining a robust Security Operation Center (SOC). The SOC is a centralized unit that monitors the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information technology infrastructure and deals with security on an organizational level. Entrust has a continuous vulnerability discovery and remediation program. This process is built on industry certified tools and procedures and is facilitated by competent and experienced professionals. The Threat and Vulnerability Management (TVM) controls and measures are audited several times a year by qualified auditors to ensure we are compliant with applicable laws and industry standard frameworks.