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... network, and adding new
software to systems. It should also specify any required
notification messages (e.g., connect messages should provide
warnings about authorized usage and line monitoring, and not
simply say "Welcome").
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... Notification (who should be contacted in the case of an
incident). ...
... Notification (who should be notified about the incident) ...
... Notification and Points of Contact ...
... Settling these issues are especially important for the local person
responsible for handling the incident, since that is the person
responsible for the actual notification of others. A list of
contacts in each of these categories is an important time saver for
this person during an incident. It can be quite difficult to find an
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... Types of Notification and Exchange of Information ...
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When you have confirmed that an incident is occurring, the
appropriate personnel must be notified. How this notification is
achieved is very important to keeping the event under control both
from a technical and emotional standpoint. The circumstances should
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... be taken when determining to which groups detailed technical
information is given during the notification. For example, it is
helpful to pass this kind of information to an incident handling team
as they can assist you by providing helpful hints ...
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First of all, any notification to either local or off-site personnel
must be explicit. This requires that any statement (be it an
electronic mail ...
... Another issue associated with the choice of language is the
notification of non-technical or off-site personnel. It is important
to accurately describe the incident without generating undue alarm or
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... to lose the results of a costly experiment by shutting down a
system). A final activity that should occur during this stage of
incident handling is the notification of appropriate authorities.
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