Section 97 of 102
96. Security Incident Response and Recovery
Stable section ID: S05-CON-010-SECTION-97 · 31 content blocks
System05 shall maintain a defined process for detecting, containing, investigating, recovering from, and learning from security incidents.
Incidents may include:
- Unauthorized access.
- Credential compromise.
- Malware.
- Prompt injection.
- Data exfiltration.
- Configuration tampering.
- Agent impersonation.
- Tool abuse.
- Denial of service.
- Sensor-data manipulation.
- Supply-chain compromise.
- Privacy breach.
- Unauthorized physical command.
Incident response shall include:
- Detection.
- Classification.
- Containment.
- Preservation of evidence.
- Revocation of affected credentials.
- Isolation of affected systems.
- Activation of safe or manual operation.
- Notification of responsible parties.
- Eradication.
- Controlled restoration.
- Verification.
- Post-incident review.
Recovery shall not merely reconnect affected systems. It shall verify configuration integrity, reconcile offline events, confirm physical state, restore permissions cautiously, and revalidate affected agents and tools.
Where the integrity of the Building BIOS or operational records is uncertain, the system shall use trusted backups, physical inspection, signed configurations, and independent evidence to reconstruct the last verified state.
Lessons from an incident shall inform security architecture, agent permissions, operating procedures, training, and future certification requirements.