AiVRIC Platform Guide
Security policy

Incident Response Operations

Provides structure for detecting, triaging, and resolving security incidents.

Applies to AiVRIC workforce, partners, and subprocessors Trust Center Acceptable use

Purpose & scope

This policy guides how AiVRIC designs, operates, and validates Incident Response Operations across production, corporate, and partner environments.

It applies to employees, contractors, vendors, and any system interacting with AiVRIC data or services.

Key controls

  • Maintain severity definitions, SLAs, and on-call coverage.
  • Use standard runbooks for common incident types (auth, malware, data exposure).
  • Preserve evidence and chain of custody during investigations.
  • Conduct post-incident reviews and track corrective actions.

Operating procedures

  • Declare incidents using severity matrix and notify stakeholders.
  • Document timeline, indicators, and containment actions in the ticket.
  • Publish post-incident reports and verify completion of follow-up tasks.

Evidence & ownership

Owner: Security & Compliance. Review cadence: annually or after material changes.

Evidence: Collected via AiVRIC audit logs, ticketing systems, monitoring dashboards, and vendor records as appropriate to this policy area.

Contact: [email protected]

CloudSignals+RiskOps in practice — AiVRIC CloudSignals+RiskOps accelerates incident response by surfacing the precise finding, affected asset, and remediation path before an incident escalates. Critical findings with active exploitation potential surface immediately, with the full context needed to begin containment without waiting for manual investigation.
CloudSignals — /findings Expand Findings list filtered to Critical severity showing immediate risk signals with AI root cause grouping
Immediate incident signals — Critical severity findings surface as soon as a scan completes, with AI root cause analysis reducing the time from detection to initial containment decision.
CloudSignals — Finding detail Expand Finding detail panel showing affected resource, control failure, and remediation steps for incident response
Incident context — each critical finding includes the precise resource, failing control, impact scope, and remediation path — the information needed to begin containment immediately.