5 Things to Write Down After Every Cybersecurity Incident

By Tech with Jono

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You can handle an incident response perfectly and still lose all your credibility if the write-up is a mess. In this video I walk through a real-world style phishing and account takeover, then break down exactly what to document so anyone can pick it up and understand what happened, even if they weren't there. 0:00 Intro 0:33 Example incident: phishing to account takeover 1:29 Why the documentation matters 4:21 What good documentation looks like 6:15 What bad documentation looks like 6:49 A good incident timeline 8:10 The rule of thumb #cybersecurity

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