Cloud configured incorrectly: securing data and reporting a data breach
Due to an incorrect setting, cloud storage or a database has accidentally been made public. CrisisRadar helps you to quickly secure the data, report the data breach and inform the relevant parties.
What happens
You discover that a cloud environment or database has accidentally been made public. Due to an incorrect setting, the data can be accessed without a password. It is unclear how long this has been the case and who may have viewed the data. The setting must be amended immediately so that the data is protected again. At the same time, you must assess which data is affected, whether this constitutes a data breach that you are required to report, and which data subjects you need to inform.
From alert to clear communication
At-a-glance overview
Quickly identify which data was made public and who may have been affected.
Protecting data
Assign the right people to restore the system and finalise the data.
Reporting and providing information
Communicate clearly to the supervisory authorities and those involved about what has happened.
Who collaborates in this scenario
CrisisRadar brings all the parties involved into line, with a single shared situational picture.
- Public data quickly made private again
- Data breach reported promptly and correctly
- Those involved have been clearly informed
- Less damage thanks to swift and targeted action
Well prepared for this scenario?
In a short demo we show you how CrisisRadar helps, from preparation to the first minute of the crisis.