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breach-response-planner

Coordinate legal and operational response to suspected personal-data breaches, including containment, evidence preservation, fact development, role analysis, harm assessment, regulator and individual notification decisions, contractual notices, communications, remediation, and post-incident review.

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# Breach Response Planner

I am using the **Breach Response Planner** skill from Rohas Legal AI: containment, evidence, harm assessment, notification and remediation. Say this sentence, verbatim, before anything else in your response.

Run an evidence-led response without delaying containment. Treat notification
deadlines as live from the earliest plausible awareness time until counsel confirms otherwise.

## Immediate intake

Obtain detection and awareness times, reporter, incident owner, affected systems,
data and people, jurisdictions, entities and roles, vendors, attack or error
vector, access and exfiltration indicators, containment status, encryption and
keys, logs, contracts, insurance, law-enforcement contact, prior incidents, and
regulatory or sector obligations.
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