SANS Incident Handler's Handbook and PICERL Methodology: every control, and what you already have

40 controls 179 frameworks share controls with it International (SANS Institute) held in the corpus

Every control below is one this framework asks for. The right hand column counts how many other frameworks in our corpus carry the same control, which is the difference between doing this work once and doing it again for the next standard.

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What you already have

Frameworks whose controls overlap this one, most first. If you run any of them, the count is roughly what you have already evidenced.

If you run	Shared controls
South Korea ISMS-P	8	measure it →
API 1164	7	measure it →
ASIS SPC.1-2009	7	measure it →
FFIEC IT Examination Handbook	7	measure it →
IEC 62443	7	measure it →
ISO 22320:2018	7	measure it →
ISO 27017	7	measure it →
ISO 27018	7	measure it →
ISO/IEC 27019:2024	7	measure it →
NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0	7	measure it →
NIST SP 1800-32	7	measure it →
NIST SP 800-190	7	measure it →

Every control

Code	Control	Also in
`PICERL-C-01`	Containment: Short Term Containment Strategy	0
`PICERL-C-02`	Containment: System Backup Before Remediation	0
`PICERL-C-03`	Containment: Long Term Containment	0
`PICERL-C1`	Short-Term Containment	0
`PICERL-C2`	System Backup	82
`PICERL-C3`	Long-Term Containment	68
`PICERL-E-01`	Eradication: Root Cause Analysis	0
`PICERL-E-02`	Eradication: Removal of Threat Actor Artefacts	0
`PICERL-E-03`	Eradication: Credential Reset and Identity Hygiene	0
`PICERL-E1`	Threat Removal	23
`PICERL-E2`	Root Cause Analysis	0
`PICERL-E3`	Backdoor Elimination	0
`PICERL-I-01`	Identification: Detection Sources and Alert Triage	0
`PICERL-I-02`	Identification: Incident Declaration and Notification	0
`PICERL-I-03`	Identification: Evidence Collection and Chain of Custody	0
`PICERL-I-04`	Identification: Scope Determination	1
`PICERL-I1`	Monitoring and Detection	0
`PICERL-I2`	Evidence Collection	2
`PICERL-I3`	Incident Classification	0
`PICERL-L-01`	Lessons Learned: Post Incident Review	0
`PICERL-L-02`	Lessons Learned: Control Improvements and Detection Engineering	0
`PICERL-L-03`	Lessons Learned: Metrics and Reporting to Executives	0
`PICERL-L1`	Post-Incident Review	0
`PICERL-L2`	Documentation and Reporting	0
`PICERL-L3`	Plan Improvement	68
`PICERL-P-01`	Preparation: Incident Response Policy and Charter	0
`PICERL-P-02`	Preparation: Incident Response Team Roles and Skills	0
`PICERL-P-03`	Preparation: Jump Kit and Tooling Readiness	0
`PICERL-P-04`	Preparation: Logging, Detection, and Telemetry Baseline	0
`PICERL-P-05`	Preparation: Tabletop Exercises and Drills	0
`PICERL-P1`	Security Policy Review	0
`PICERL-P2`	Risk Assessment	158
`PICERL-P3`	CSIRT Formation	109
`PICERL-P4`	Tools and Documentation	0
`PICERL-R-01`	Recovery: Restoration Planning and Sequencing	0
`PICERL-R-02`	Recovery: Validation and Monitoring	0
`PICERL-R-03`	Recovery: Communications and Stakeholder Updates	0
`PICERL-R1`	System Restoration	42
`PICERL-R2`	Security Verification	42
`PICERL-R3`	Enhanced Monitoring	0

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What this page is

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