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1. 1. Parties: Identification of the audit organization and the entity being audited
2. 2. Background: Context of the audit program and its relationship to security incident management requirements
3. 3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the document, including security incidents, audit criteria, and compliance requirements
4. 4. Scope and Objectives: Detailed outline of what the audit program covers and aims to achieve
5. 5. Legal and Regulatory Framework: Applicable laws and regulations that form the basis for audit criteria
6. 6. Audit Methodology: Approach, techniques, and procedures for conducting the security incident management audit
7. 7. Audit Areas and Criteria: Specific aspects of security incident management to be evaluated
8. 8. Roles and Responsibilities: Definition of audit team roles and auditee responsibilities
9. 9. Audit Timeline and Frequency: Schedule for regular audits and timeframes for each audit phase
10. 10. Documentation Requirements: Required records and evidence for the audit process
11. 11. Reporting Requirements: Structure and content of audit reports and communication protocols
12. 12. Non-Compliance and Remediation: Procedures for handling findings and tracking corrective actions
1. Industry-Specific Requirements: Additional requirements for specific sectors (e.g., healthcare, financial services)
2. Cross-Border Considerations: Special requirements for organizations operating across multiple jurisdictions
3. Cloud Service Provider Requirements: Specific considerations for auditing cloud-based incident management systems
4. Data Privacy Impact: Detailed section on GDPR and privacy implications, required when audit involves personal data processing
5. Remote Audit Procedures: Specific procedures for conducting remote audits when on-site access is not possible
1. Schedule A: Audit Checklist: Detailed checklist of all control points to be evaluated during the audit
2. Schedule B: Technical Requirements: Specific technical controls and standards that must be met
3. Schedule C: Document List: List of required documents and records for audit review
4. Schedule D: Incident Classification Matrix: Framework for categorizing and prioritizing security incidents
5. Schedule E: Reporting Templates: Standardized templates for audit reports and findings
6. Appendix 1: Regulatory References: Detailed references to relevant laws and regulations
7. Appendix 2: Risk Assessment Framework: Methodology for assessing risks identified during the audit
8. Appendix 3: Communication Protocols: Procedures for internal and external communication during audits
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Security Incident Management Audit Program
A German law-compliant framework for conducting security incident management audits, aligned with IT-Sicherheitsgesetz 2.0 and GDPR requirements.
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