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Operational registers

Prepare for resilience and record what actually happens.

AuditReady separates exercises from operational incidents: both generate learning, findings and evidence, but they remain two separate registers.

Incident simulation run with steps, timeline and deadlines.
Running a simulation
Steps, timeline, deadlines and produced material stay tracked for every resilience exercise.

What it includes

Critical or important functions

Scope services, assets, suppliers and controls with MTPD, RTO and RPO for the relevant functions.

Tests and simulations

Record resilience tests, disaster recovery, backup/restore, penetration tests and reusable tabletop scenarios, with PDF or JSON export per run.

Operational incidents

Keep a register of impact, severity, affected services, root cause and status, with notification stages for DORA, NIS2, GDPR or AI Act profiles.

Always kept separate

A real incident and a simulation remain separate registers, even though both can generate findings and evidence.

How it works

Scope the critical functions

Define MTPD, RTO, RPO and links to systems, assets and suppliers.

Plan tests and simulations

Organise tabletop scenarios, disaster recovery, backup/restore and penetration tests.

Execute and track

Follow the steps, timeline and any gaps that emerge during the run.

Record real incidents

Track severity, root cause, notification stage and status, kept separate from exercises.

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Modules: Resilience and ICT incidents, Incident simulations

Frameworks: DORA, NIS2, GDPR, EU AI Act, ISO 27001

AuditReady supports compliance work; it does not replace the customer’s assessments, obligations, or decisions.

Frequently asked questions

Do an incident and a simulation share the same register?

No, they remain two separate registers, even though they can generate shared findings and evidence.

Can I export the outcome of a simulation?

Yes, every run can be exported as PDF or JSON with steps, timeline and identified gaps.

Do incidents support multiple regulatory profiles?

Yes, an operational incident can be classified under a DORA, NIS2, GDPR, AI Act, or other profile.