incident-severity-triage
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Use this skill when something is happening now: an alert, a suspicious login, a ransomware note, data sent to the wrong customer, an outage that might be an attack, and someone asks "how bad is this", "classify this incident", "is this a SEV1", "who do we wake up", "is this a breach", "do we need to notify anyone" or "start the incident log". Classifies the incident on the company's own scale in minutes, decides who is called and how fast, flags any regulatory or contractual clock, lists the evidence to preserve, and starts a timestamped triage record that is revisited as facts change.
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npx skills add better-isms/grcskills --skill incident-severity-triage -a claude-code
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