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Incident Response Planning

A documented incident response plan that meets NIS2 and GDPR requirements and that your team can execute under pressure.

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Who this is for
Organisations building or updating cybersecurity incident response capabilities
Businesses required to have response procedures under NIS2 or GDPR
Companies that have experienced an incident and want to improve their response
Organisations preparing for cyber insurance applications

What this service covers

Practical, tailored advice for your situation.

Incident response plan
Detection, containment, notification, and recovery procedures.
Notification procedures
Procedures for notifying MITA and IDPC within required timeframes.
Escalation matrix
Defined roles and responsibilities across your organisation.
Playbooks
Response playbooks for common incident types.
Tabletop exercise support
Legal support for incident simulations.

Practical advice. Malta expertise.

Incident response has significant legal dimensions. NIS2 requires MITA notification within 24 hours. GDPR requires IDPC notification within 72 hours.

Sammut Legal builds response plans addressing both technical and legal dimensions.

What to expect
01
Free consultation
We discuss current capabilities and requirements.
02
Plan development
Tailored response plan within 15 working days.
03
Review and testing
We review with your team and identify gaps.
04
Playbook development
Specific playbooks for priority incident types.
05
Ongoing support
Legal support during live incidents.

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We offer a free initial consultation — no commitment, no invoice. Just a direct conversation about your situation.

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