Introduction:

Information security incident management at the leadership level governs how organizations design, implement, and coordinate structured response capabilities across the full incident lifecycle. ISO/IEC 27035 represents a comprehensive framework that integrates planning, detection, response, and post-incident activities within coordinated governance environments. This training program presents advanced lifecycle structures, incident response architectures, coordination mechanisms, and performance evaluation frameworks that define information security incident management. It provides an institutional perspective on how organizations manage incident response capabilities, align teams, and strengthen resilience through structured incident management processes.

Program Objectives:

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Analyze information security incident management lifecycle structures.

• Classify ISO/IEC 27035 domains across planning, response, and improvement activities.

• Evaluate incident response planning and team coordination structures.

• Assess execution and handling mechanisms across incident lifecycle stages.

• Examine monitoring, review, and improvement structures within incident management governance.

Target Audience:

• Incident response managers and coordinators.

• Cybersecurity and SOC leaders.

• Information security and risk management professionals.

• IT and security operations managers.

• Consultants supporting incident response frameworks.

Program Outline:

Unit 1:

Incident Management Foundations and Governance Structures:

• Role of incident management within cybersecurity governance environments.

• Conceptual foundations of incident lifecycle and response coordination.

• Terminology frameworks related to ISO/IEC 27035.

• Integration between incident management and ISMS and risk frameworks.

• Alignment between incident governance and organizational resilience objectives.

Unit 2:

Incident Management Planning and Preparation Structures:

• Incident response planning frameworks within organizational environments.

• Structures for establishing Incident Response Teams (IRTs).

• Preparedness mechanisms supporting incident readiness.

• Risk based preparation structures addressing threat scenarios.

• Alignment between planning structures and operational capabilities.

Unit 3:

Incident Detection, Reporting, and Analysis Structures:

• Detection frameworks supporting identification of security incidents.

• Reporting mechanisms within coordinated response environments.

• Analysis structures evaluating incident characteristics and impact.

• Classification frameworks supporting response prioritization.

• Alignment between detection outputs and response activation.

Unit 4:

Incident Response and Handling Architectures:

• Response execution structures addressing containment and mitigation.

• Coordination mechanisms within Incident Response Teams.

• Communication frameworks supporting stakeholder engagement.

• Operational handling structures within incident lifecycle phases.

• Integration between response activities and business continuity processes.

Unit 5:

Post-Incident Review and Improvement Structures:

• Post-incident analysis frameworks supporting lessons learned.

• Monitoring structures evaluating incident management effectiveness.

• Performance evaluation mechanisms within response environments.

• Improvement structures supporting refinement of incident processes.

• Importance of integrating revision outcomes into governance and resilience frameworks.