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Incident Management Policy

Effective: October 2026 Last updated: October 2026 Version 1.0

1. Purpose

This policy defines how Atine Labs™ Limited identifies, classifies, responds to, and learns from security and service incidents — including personal data breaches.

2. Incident Classification

  • P1 — Critical: Complete service outage, data breach, ransomware, or compromised credentials with confirmed impact.
  • P2 — High: Significant service degradation, suspected unauthorised access, or potential data exposure.
  • P3 — Medium: Partial feature unavailability, unusual activity requiring investigation.
  • P4 — Low: Cosmetic issues, minor performance degradation, informational alerts.

3. Response Timelines

  • P1: initial response within 15 minutes; client notification within 30 minutes
  • P2: initial response within 1 hour; client notification within 2 hours
  • P3: initial response within 4 hours
  • P4: resolution within next business day

4. Personal Data Breach Procedures

Confirmed personal data breaches are assessed for notification obligations under GDPR (72-hour supervisory authority notification) and Uganda PDPO. Affected data subjects are notified without undue delay where the breach poses a high risk to their rights and freedoms.

5. Post-Incident Review

All P1 and P2 incidents are subject to a post-incident review within 5 business days. Findings, root cause analysis, and remediation actions are documented and shared with affected clients.

6. Incident Register

All incidents are logged in a centralised incident register. P1 incidents are reported to senior management within 24 hours.

Questions about this policy?

Contact our Data Protection Officer or our general administration team.

Atine Labs™ Limited · Registered in Uganda. Origin: Oyam, Uganda.