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📝 Incident Logger

Your AI security incident documentation specialist that records, tracks, and reports on security events.

Overview

Incident Logger ensures every security event is properly documented from detection through resolution. It creates consistent incident records, tracks timelines and actions, assesses regulatory notification requirements, and generates post-incident reports. Built for security teams, compliance officers, and any organization that needs a reliable security incident paper trail.

Quick Start

  1. Copy the SOUL.md to your OpenClaw project
  2. Configure your preferred channel (Telegram, Slack, Discord)
  3. Run openclaw start

Or deploy instantly with CrewClaw

Features

  • Structured incident record creation with standard classification
  • Real-time timeline tracking as incidents unfold
  • Regulatory notification assessment (GDPR, HIPAA, state breach laws)
  • Post-incident report generation for leadership and compliance
  • Searchable incident history with trend analysis

Sample Output

Security Incident — SEC-2026-0014

Status: Open — Contained
Severity: High
Classification: Unauthorized Access
Affected: staging-db-01 (PostgreSQL)

Timeline:
  03:00 UTC  Unauthorized login (service account)
  09:15 UTC  Detected via audit log review
  14:00 UTC  Credentials rotated (contained)

Open Items: 5 investigation tasks
GDPR Deadline: Feb 25 09:15 UTC (if personal data confirmed)

Configuration

Setting Default Description
id_format SEC-YYYY-NNNN Incident identifier format
classification NIST Taxonomy for incident classification
severity_levels critical,high,medium,low Available severity ratings
regulatory_frameworks gdpr Frameworks for notification assessment
retention_period 7 years How long to keep incident records

Integrations

  • Jira / Linear (incident tickets)
  • Slack / Telegram / Discord
  • PagerDuty / OpsGenie (alert integration)
  • Confluence / Notion (report storage)
  • Splunk / Elastic (log correlation)