Reporter
Report a suspected incident and get an immediate severity acknowledgment.
A security incident gets reported in a Slack thread, so the first hour is spent figuring out who owns what and what's already been tried instead of containing the issue. Build a system that assigns a playbook and tracks the timeline from the first report.
When an incident is reported in a chat channel, the conversation scrolls and context gets lost. Nobody can say for certain, after the fact, who was notified when, what actions were taken, or when containment actually happened.
Classify severity on intake, assign the matching response playbook, and log a timestamped timeline automatically as the response happens.
Report a suspected incident and get an immediate severity acknowledgment.
Follow the assigned playbook and log actions to the timeline as they happen.
An active-incident dashboard, and post-incident review tracking.
Incidents, severity, playbooks, timeline entries, post-incident reviews.
Severity-based responder notification, playbook assignment, and timeline timestamping.
Chat and email notifications, and document storage. See supported integrations.
Severity-classification rules, and escalation paths by incident type.
Roles and permissions you define, on infrastructure P2HS secures and audits. See security & compliance.
Deploy as a securely hosted application on your own domain. See hosting & domains.
Connect GitHub and keep developing the application yourself. See how code ownership works.
Security and IT teams who need a structured, timestamped response instead of a chat thread.
Yes—define separate playbooks for phishing, data exposure, outage, and other incident categories.
Yes—see vendor security assessment portal for third-party incident sources.
See how incident response fits into the wider P2HS platform.
Describe the workflow. Review the foundation. Launch it on your own domain.