A Comprehensive Guide to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0

25Incident Recovery Plan Execution (RC.RP)

Transitioning from the throes of incident response to the deliberate steps of recovery encapsulates a pivotal moment where planning, execution, and learning converge, crafting a pathway not just back to operational normalcy but to heightened cybersecurity resilience.

In the complex tapestry of incident response, the transition from immediate reaction to recovery is a critical juncture that requires meticulous planning, execution, and follow-up. The initiation of the recovery portion is predicated on the comprehensive activation of a recovery plan, tailored by lessons gleaned from the incident response phase and anchored by a robust communication strategy. This phase is characterized by seamless coordination between incident response and recovery teams to ensure a smooth transition, underscored by a systematic allocation of resources and personnel. The process mandates continuous monitoring and adjustment to adapt to evolving scenarios and systematic training to enhance team preparedness and awareness. Documentation throughout encapsulates a narrative of actions, decisions, and outcomes, providing a blueprint for compliance, review, and future readiness, laying the groundwork for enhanced resilience and refined operational norms in the aftermath of cybersecurity incidents.

RC.RP-01: The Recovery Portion of the Incident Response Plan Is Executed Once Initiated from the Incident Response Process

The initiation of the recovery process ...