Incident management connects by using incidents to validate controls, improve detection and response, and drive corrective actions in the application security program.
Application incidents reveal where controls fail or where coverage is incomplete. In a structured program, incident handling should feed back into control implementation and security practices so the same weaknesses are less likely to recur.
That feedback loop includes updating controls and verification activities, strengthening monitoring, and improving training and awareness for teams responsible for secure design and implementation.
The strongest programs treat every incident as an improvement input: update the ONF guidance, adjust ASCs, and ensure verification catches the issue earlier next time.
“Incidents are a control test you didn't schedule.”
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It should produce traceable evidence that controls were implemented and tested, findings were managed, and monitoring supports ongoing assurance.
NIS 2 sets expectations for governance, risk management, and security measures for covered entities. It also drives consistent incident handling, reporting, and resilience practices.
Preparation involves defining scope, identifying gaps, implementing controls, and collecting evidence that demonstrates control operation. Ongoing monitoring and reporting support audit readiness.
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