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I’ve spent the last few weeks organizing and refining my own incident response process for AWS.
From handling Security Hub alerts to writing custom SES and Slack notifications, I needed more than just a checklist — I needed an actual toolkit.
So I built one.
What’s Included:
After publishing my free IR checklist on my blog, I realized many teams (and individuals) still struggle with:
I bundled everything I use — templates, scripts, docs — into one focused toolkit.
When I started planning IR action plans this would have helped me a lot.
?️ Get the Toolkit
You can explore the full breakdown + story behind it here:
? [Read the full article](
And if you’re ready to grab it:
?
Includes all future updates, and a community where you can suggest changes.
? If you've built your own IR tools or want to share feedback — I'm all ears. This is version 1.0, and I plan to keep refining it.
Thanks for reading — and stay sharp out there.
– Javier
From handling Security Hub alerts to writing custom SES and Slack notifications, I needed more than just a checklist — I needed an actual toolkit.
So I built one.
What’s Included:
A printable incident response checklist for triage
An editable IR playbook aligned with ISO 27001 + AWS best practices
Notification flows using EventBridge, SES, and Slack
A cloud forensics tool matrix to guide acquisition and analysis
Deployment-ready Terraform + Lambda code for alerting automation
After publishing my free IR checklist on my blog, I realized many teams (and individuals) still struggle with:
- Rebuilding IR processes from scratch
- Responding to findings without a clear comms path
- Automating triage across teams or accounts
I bundled everything I use — templates, scripts, docs — into one focused toolkit.
When I started planning IR action plans this would have helped me a lot.
?️ Get the Toolkit
You can explore the full breakdown + story behind it here:
? [Read the full article](
And if you’re ready to grab it:
?
Includes all future updates, and a community where you can suggest changes.
? If you've built your own IR tools or want to share feedback — I'm all ears. This is version 1.0, and I plan to keep refining it.
Thanks for reading — and stay sharp out there.
– Javier