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Response Phase (T+2 to T+8 hours)

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Response Phase (T+2 to T+8 hours)

  • T+2 hours: Helpdesk ticket created
  • T+2.5 hours: Identified as ransomware
  • T+3 hours: Incident response team activated
  • T+4 hours: Containment actions begun
  • T+8 hours: All systems isolated

Analysis: 2-hour delay from detection to team activation
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