Incident Response Plan Development
Create a GDPR-specific Incident Response Plan (IRP) with defined roles, communication templates, 72-hour notification procedures, and post-incident review process.
Develop a complete GDPR Incident Response Plan: detection → classification → containment → notification (72h Article 33 + Article 34) → recovery → post-incident review. Includes communication templates for supervisory authority and data subjects. Delivered in 15–25 business days. Fixed price €1,400–2,300.
📋Why this service exists
Articles 33 and 34 create strict breach notification obligations: 72 hours to notify the supervisory authority, and 'without undue delay' to notify affected data subjects for high-risk breaches. Without a documented IRP, organizations typically fail both deadlines — resulting in additional regulatory sanctions for inadequate response.
What you get
- GDPR Incident Response Plan document
- Incident classification matrix (severity levels)
- RACI chart (who does what during an incident)
- 72-hour notification checklist and procedure
- Supervisory authority notification template
- Data subject notification template
- Post-incident review template
- Communication channel setup guide (PagerDuty/Slack)
How we deliver
- Day 0You request quote → reply in 4 business hours
- Day 1–2Discovery call & scope clarification
- Day 3–5Contract signed, kickoff scheduled
- Day 5–7Implementation begins
- Day NFinal deliverables + walkthrough call
- +30 daysFree post-delivery support
Tools & technologies
Prerequisites
- Organization chart and key contacts
- Existing GDPR policies (if any)
- DPO or legal contact identified
Pricing
✓ Within scope:
- •One organization (one legal entity)
- •GDPR breach scenarios (not general IT incidents)
- •EN/RO/RU templates
⚠ Outside scope (additional quote required):
- •Legal review of the plan (lawyers' scope)
- •Technical implementation of detection systems
- •Staff training (covered in tabletop exercise service)
📋Final price confirmed in proposal within 4 hours of your request.
Realistic timeline — what to expect
- T+0hSubmit request
- T+4hInitial proposal (business hours)
- T+1–3dDiscovery call
- T+2–3dFinal invoice
- T+3–5dContract signed
- T+4–6dPayment received
- T+5–7dService kickoff
- T+5–7d+NService complete
Frequently asked questions
What exactly must be notified to the supervisory authority within 72 hours?
When do we need to notify data subjects?
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