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Know who does what, before it happens.
A simple, practical incident response plan, written for your business and tested with your team.
Ideal forAny business that relies on IT
IncludesPlan, contact sheet and playbooks
PriceFixed per plan
Is this for you?
Sound familiar?
- Nobody knows who to call if you're hacked
- Your plan is a template nobody has read
- Insurers ask for an incident plan
- Your IT company and staff aren't joined up
What's included
Incident response planning
Incident planClear steps for the first hour, day and week.
Roles and contactsWho decides, who acts and who to call.
PlaybooksStep-by-step guides for common attacks.
IT alignmentAgreed with your IT provider.
Reporting guideWhen and how to report to the ICO and others.
Plan walkthroughA short session so everyone knows their part.
How it works
Simple, clear and fixed-price.
- 01ScopeWe agree what is in and out, in writing.
- 02ActTesting or response by qualified specialists.
- 03ReportEvidence, plain-English findings and fixes.
- 04ImproveWe help you close every gap.
Questions
Straight answers.
How long is the plan?
Short enough to use under pressure.
Does it cover reporting duties?
Yes. We explain when you may need to report.
How often should we update it?
At least once a year, or after any big change.
Ready to talk?
Start with a free 20-minute chat. We'll tell you honestly whether this is right for you.
More services
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Contact
Start with a free 20-minute cyber chat.
Call or email and tell us what your business does. We'll point out your three biggest risks. No obligation, no sales pressure.