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Remediation Best Practices

Remediation Best Practices

Auto-remediation requires careful configuration to avoid unintended consequences.

Golden Rules

  • Start Conservative - Begin with manual approval required. Only enable automation after validation.
  • Use Cooldown Periods - Prevent remediation loops with appropriate cooldowns.
  • Enable Notifications - Get alerts for all remediation actions.
  • Plan for Rollback - Have a plan to undo any remediation action.

Implementation Phases

  1. Monitor Only (1-2 weeks) - Create policies but disable auto-execution
  2. Manual Approval (2-4 weeks) - Enable with manual approval required
  3. Semi-Automatic - Enable auto-execution for low-risk actions only
  4. Full Automation - After proven reliability, enable full automation

Do

  • Test in non-production first
  • Set appropriate cooldown periods
  • Document all policies
  • Review execution history regularly

Dont

  • Enable full automation immediately
  • Set thresholds too aggressively
  • Ignore execution history
  • Forget about rollback plans

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