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Audit-ready incident response plans, without the consultant price tag
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IRPForge generates branded, audit-ready incident response plans for nonprofits and small organizations. Answer a few questions about your team and systems, and get a Master IRP, Incident Report Form, and Emergency Contact One-Pager, built on NIST and CIS frameworks. No security background needed. Consultants charge $5,000-$15,000+ for this. IRPForge starts at $199, one-time.
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What to expect from an ideal product
- IRPForge costs $199 one-time, compared to the $5,000 to $15,000 consultants charge to build the same NIST and CIS-aligned incident response documents small organizations need to pass a cybersecurity audit.
- You answer a short questionnaire about your team and systems, and IRPForge outputs three audit-ready documents: a Master IRP, an Incident Report Form, and an Emergency Contact One-Pager, branded to your organization.
- No IT background required. IRPForge was built specifically for nonprofits and small organizations that do not have a dedicated security team but still face audit requirements from funders, insurers, or regulators.
- Auditors want to see a documented incident response process, not a blank policy template. IRPForge generates plans grounded in recognized frameworks so you show up to your audit with something that holds up to review.
- Small organizations preparing for a cybersecurity audit under $500 can realistically get compliant documentation in place without hiring outside help, waiting weeks, or learning what NIST 800-61 actually means line by line.
