Comprehensive Incident Response Planning
When disruption strikes or disaster destroys, how do you avoid substantial financial losses?
Whether from a system crash, a natural disaster, a building failure, a health crisis, or a cyberattack, anything that disrupts your business can destroy your bottom line.
You need a CIRP – a Comprehensive Incident Response Plan.
A regular Incident Response Plan (IRP) is highly recommended by CISA.gov – Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency.
An IRP is normally also required to get cyber insurance or to impact your cyber insurance rate.
A regular IRP deals with cyber threats.
Exclusively offered by IBS, the CIRP, or Comprehensive Incident Response Plan, is more. It’s your playbook for dealing with business disruptions and disasters of all types, including cyber threats.
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- Authentication Errors / Events
- Policy Violations / Misuse
- Data Compromise
- Malware
- Ransomware
- Phishing / Business Email Compromise
- Fire, Electrical Issues, other Physical Plant
- Natural Disaster
- System Crash
- Business Partner Compromise
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The process starts with looking at your current processes and documentation.
The process ends with you getting:
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- Your CIRP – a comprehensive guide to how to identify and mitigate disruptions or disasters that occur to the systems that run your business, including outlining responsibilities and responsible parties for each potential event type
- Action Plan(s) for dealing with any risks or potential compromises identified during the analysis process
- Quarterly review* of the CIRP to ensure it stays up to date (as recommended by CISA.gov) *for as long as you’re an IBS CIRP client
We’re fast and we’re thorough.
We’ve decoded the process so we can deliver your CIRP within 30 days for less than you’d expect.
It’s all about protecting your financial assets. We can help.