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An incident with the file list attached.
The detection does not stop at the dashboard. It becomes a ticket in the system your team works in, carrying the account, the files it touched and what was already done about it.
ServiceNow
Jira
An incident with the account, the file list and the action on it
What the first responder opens.
Most incidents start with twenty minutes of working out what actually happened. This one starts with the answer.
Account
Who was blocked, and when
With the directory name, not just a session
Files
Exactly which files were touched
The list, not an estimate
Action
What ProLion already did
So nobody repeats it or undoes it by accident
Evidence
The audit record behind the incident
The same record an auditor would be shown
Where it lands.
ServiceNow
An incident raised in the queue your team already watches.
Jira Service Management
The same payload, in the other system teams run.
The restore list
The files in the ticket are the files to restore — single-file, scoped to the damage.
Four-eyes principle
Data-protection actions can need two sets of credentials, and the ticket records both.
Mail, Slack and Teams
For the people who should know before the ticket is picked up.
One record
The ticket, the SIEM event and the audit trail describe the same incident, not three versions of it.
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The ticket closes with the restore.
The list that opened the incident is the list that gets restored — file by file, out of the snapshots that are already being taken, without rolling back everything that was never touched.
Talk to an engineer who knows your data.
Four fields, and somebody who knows ONTAP, PowerScale and what FPolicy does. Not a qualification call.
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