Incident Response Readiness
An incident response plan, runbooks, and tabletop exercises based on your real systems.
- Cadence
- Annual plan, quarterly tabletops
- Pricing
- Scoped to your environment after the assessment.
- Family
- Threat and resilience
The problem
Incident plans are written once from a template and never tested. When something happens, nobody knows who decides, who to call, or where the logs are.
What you get
- An incident response plan with roles and decision rights
- Runbooks for your most likely incidents
- A tabletop exercise with your team
- Findings from the exercise and a fix plan
How it works
Step 1: Share your environment
Read-only access to configurations, and the documents you already have.
Step 2: Agents draft plans and runbooks
Drafted from your systems, contacts, and logging.
Step 3: An expert runs the tabletop
Plans tested against a realistic scenario with your team.
Step 4: You approve any change
Nothing is adopted until you sign off on the final plan. Every approval is logged.
Access we need
- Read-only access to cloud and logging configurations, as for Cloud Configuration Posture
- Your existing policies, contact lists, and vendor contracts
What we never do
- We never act during an incident without your approval.
- We never contact your customers, regulators, or vendors on your behalf.
The full access model is on the security and trust page.
Related services
- Threat Intelligence Brief
Only the threats that touch your stack.
- WAF and Logging Posture Review
Coverage gaps at your edge and in your logs.
Questions about Incident Response Readiness?
Tell us what you run and what you need, and we will reply with next steps.