Security, Incident Response and Recovery Standard

Prevent

• Least-privilege roles and organization isolation
• Protected secrets and credential rotation
• Validated inputs, rate limits and abuse controls
• Dependency review and secure deployment checks
• Minimum necessary collection of sensitive information

Detect and respond

• Health, error, authentication and provider monitoring
• Severity classification and named incident commander
• Rapid containment and preservation of audit evidence
• Appropriate notice to affected users, organizers and authorities
• Documented correction, restoration and post-incident review

Recover

Database and document backups require defined retention, encryption and access controls. A backup is not considered reliable until a sandbox restoration has succeeded and the recovery time has been recorded.