Policy Development
Give your team the guidance they need in writing
A verbal understanding of "how we do things" isn't enough anymore. Cyber insurers require documentation. Compliance frameworks require documentation and when something goes wrong, like a data breach, disgruntled employee, or a ransomware incident, the first question is always: "what were your written policies?"Most small businesses don’t have any. Not because owners don’t care, but because writing security policies sounds complicated and time-consuming. We make it straightforward. We write policies in plain language so your employees can actually understand and follow. Not dense legal documents that sit in a folder and never get read.
Each policy is written specifically for your business, your size, and your operations. You’ll receive a finalized document ready to distribute, sign, and submit wherever it’s needed.
Perfect for:
Businesses applying for cyber insurance for the first time
Organizations whose insurer is requesting documented security controls
Teams that have grown and need formal expectations in writing
Businesses preparing for a compliance audit or client security review
Owners who want clear accountability if an incident occurs
- Options:
Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) - Defines what employees can and cannot do with company devices, networks, email, and software. Sets clear expectations and protects the business if those expectations are violated.
Information Security Policy (ISP) - Your foundational security document. Covers how the business handles, protects, and controls access to sensitive information. A core requirement for most cyber insurance applications.
Data Breach Response Plan (DBRP) - A step-by-step plan for what to do if a breach occurs: who to call, what to preserve, how to notify affected parities, and how to limit damage. Having this in place before an incident is what separates a recoverable situation form a crisis.
Remote Work Security Policy - Sets clear security for employees working outside the office - personal device use, home network practices, VPN requirements, and handling of sensitive data remotely.
Policy Bundle (AUP + ISP + DBRP) - The three most commonly required policies, bundled together at a reduced rate. The strongest starting points for any small business building out their security documentation for the first time.
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