IRPForge

Most nonprofits and small organizations don't have an incident response plan, and the ones that do usually got there through a consultant who charged $5,000 to $35,000 for it. That price puts real incident response planning out of reach for the exact organizations that need it most: small teams with real cyber risk, no dedicated security staff, and no compliance department to lean on.

IRPForge fixes that gap. Answer a guided intake form built on NIST SP 800-61r3 and CIS Controls v8, and get back a branded, audit-ready package: a full Master Incident Response Plan, a supplementary Incident Report Form, and a one-page Emergency Contact reference built for the moment an incident actually happens. No security expertise required, no consultant on retainer, and no generic template that doesn't reflect your organization.

Starter plans start at $199 one-time. Nonprofits get nearly 70% documentation gaps closed with a single afternoon of intake, not weeks of back and forth with an outside firm.