According to IPC-1792, when a cybersecurity incident occurs within an organization's supply chain (such as a factory), there should be a mechanism in place to provide timely notification of the incident downstream.
Specifically, a stakeholder performs a cybersecurity incident quick assessment (CIQA) when an incident occurs. Based on the results of this assessment, the impact area (target product) and impact level are analyzed, and the results are transmitted to downstream stakeholders.
IPC-1792 recommends that when a suspected cybersecurity incident occurs, the criteria for determining whether the event constitutes an incident should be prepared in advance. Based on these criteria, it is determined whether to notify other stakeholders in the supply chain about the incident.
It is essential that this judgment criterion be based on facts.
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According to IPC-1792, when a cybersecurity incident occurs in the organization of a stakeholder (factory), there should be a mechanism to provide timely notification of the incident downstream of the supply chain.
IPC-1792 establishes the minimum security and system requirements that supply chain entities must maintain to implement incident notification in compliance with the standard.