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We can create Incident Categories to better organize and classify incidents based on their nature. Each incident category would typically consist of the following fields:

Create Incident Category:

  1. Name:-The title or label for the incident category (e.g., "Data Breach", "System Outage", "Security Vulnerability").

  2. Description:-A detailed explanation of what types of incidents fall under this category and how they should be handled (e.g., "Data Breach: An incident where sensitive or confidential information is accessed or exposed by unauthorized individuals.").

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