initial-incident-intake-scoping

First-hour intake checklist + questions that produce an actionable scope and evidence plan.

Repository: tsale/awesome-dfir-skills
Last source activity: December 27, 2025 at 06:02
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id	triage.initial-incident-intake
name	Initial incident intake & scoping
description	First-hour intake checklist + questions that produce an actionable scope and evidence plan.
version	0.1.0
author	awesome-dfir-skills contributors
license	Apache-2.0
tags	["triage","case-management","scoping","first-hour"]
category	triage
platforms	["any"]
inputs	[{"name":"intake_notes","description":"Freeform notes from reporter: what happened, when, where, who noticed.","required":true},{"name":"environment_summary","description":"Org context: identity provider, EDR, email, cloud, logging, time zone.","required":false}]
outputs	[{"name":"scoped_incident_summary","description":"Short summary + working hypothesis + known/unknowns + next actions."},{"name":"evidence_request_list","description":"Concrete list of artifacts to request/collect next."}]