From Preparation to Action In this series we covered the team, the BCP, and the DRP. This article covers the Incident Response Plan (IRP) : where strategy turns into action. Prefer a head start? Ready-made IRP from our trusted partner ⭷   An Incident Response Plan is not a cybersecurity document: it is a business continuity instrument expressed through a security lens. The IRP is where strategy becomes action. It defines how your organization detects, reacts, contains, and c

We previously explored how a solid Business Continuity Plan (BCP) keeps business functions alive during a crisis. The next step is to focus on the technical engine behind that continuity: the Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP). If the BCP answers “How do we keep operating?”, the DRP answers “How do we bring systems and data back to life safely and completely?”

In the first part of our series, we explored how to structure an effective cyber incident management team. The next step is ensuring that your Business Continuity Plan (BCP) truly supports that team when things go wrong. The BCP serves as the overarching governance document that outlines the business priorities, dependencies, and decision structures to enable business missions and be followed when major disruptions occur.