Information incident response process, templates and project plan with executive tabletop materials ($1275)

• 24 detailed slides including flow charts for the detection, investigation, notification, and litigation phases of a breach.  Includes response-team membership and roles, pre-planning checklist, standard battery of investigation questions, and contact information for over a dozen key external players.
• A pre-populated Excel spreadsheet ready to assign tasks to response-team members.
• Over 20 slides to use with your executive committee to increase the visibility of decisions they’ll need to make.  Scenario is modeled after the TJX breach, and includes key decision points that alter the outcome based on decisions made.  

Inventory of laws on breach notification ($625)

• A comparison of the notification triggers in U.S. state laws, updated to include non-US laws as they become enacted. Includes a comprehensive single-page reference of all state laws printable up to poster size.

Econometric analysis of security breaches and Cost of Breach Calculator™ ($425)

• A newly commissioned study measuring the impact on stock price of publicly announced breaches.  Variables include type of breach, number of affected individuals, and size of company.
• Over 10 line items for breaches ranging from 100 records to 20 million.  Incorporates conservatively estimated and realistic costs, taking a unique approach of combining fixed and variable costs, where others simplistically multiply the cost-per-record by the number of records.   

Inventory of publicized privacy and security incidents and publicized privacy and security incident timelines ($425)

• A list of breaches from 1997, categorized by root cause for quick analysis.
• A set of highly graphical, printable timelines from actual incidents that illustrate the cycle from breach to investigation, notification, and litigation.

Breach letter templates ($225)

• Word document including best-practices language from over 20 actual breach letters.  Includes language alternatives for the five most-common breaches.

To learn more about the Privacy Incident Response Plan™ components e-mail us or call (612) 235-7361.

For sale to corporate practitioners only. Consulting firms, law firms, think tanks, media organizations, and other companies engaged in advising other companies data privacy and security may only purchase this product under limited conditions. Contact us for more details if you believe you fall into this category.