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Proposal
We write the response plan and the playbooks by incident type, set out who decides what and build the communications: internally, to your customers, to the regulator and, where it applies, to the press. Then we train the crisis committee, because a plan nobody has rehearsed becomes forgotten paper at the moment it matters most. Anyone who wants more assurance adds the on-call arrangement and has our team standing by.
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Who decides what when the phone rings at three in the morning.
We write the response plan and the playbooks by incident type, set out who decides what and build the communications: internally, to your customers, to the regulator and, where it applies, to the press. Then we train the crisis committee, because a plan nobody has rehearsed becomes forgotten paper at the moment it matters most. Anyone who wants more assurance adds the on-call arrangement and has our team standing by.
Gap assessment
We compare what exists today with what the standard requires and order it by risk and effort.
Writing the plans
We write the plans in the format someone will use on the worst day of the year: direct, with steps and phone numbers.
Exercise
We put people in the situation and run it. What fails here is what would have failed for real.
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Not a bundle, and it changes nothing you have already chosen. It is what tends to come up next, in the experience of companies that have been through this.