Hi Product Hunt. In 30 years in IT, I've watched a lot of small businesses and nonprofits stay reactive instead of proactive about security. It's not that they don't care. Budgets are tight, and security usually isn't top of mind until something happens. By then, not having a plan is the problem. Building one the traditional way takes real time, effort, and consulting fees, and those costs keep rising. IRPForge is meant to give you something substantial to build on. You answer a guided set of questions about your organization, and it produces a branded package: the full plan, an incident report form, and a one-page emergency contact sheet. It isn't AI-generated; the structure comes from years of real-world incident response work. I'd really value feedback, especially from anyone who has written or used an IR plan before. What's missing? What would make you trust it?

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Audit-ready incident response plans for small organizations

Audit-ready incident response plans for small organizations