Nonprofits Can Now Build Their Own Incident Response Plan in Minutes With New Self-Serve Platform
IRPForge generates a complete, audit-ready incident response plan through a guided intake form. No security background is required, and plans start at $199.
- Atlanta, GA (1888PressRelease) August 17, 2026 - Most nonprofits don't have a documented plan for what to do when a cyberattack happens. Research from NTEN and Microsoft, cited by WIRED, puts the number lacking one at nearly 70%. IRPForge was built to fix that.
The platform walks users through a guided intake form covering their organization, their people, their technology and data, and their response framework. No security expertise is required. From there, IRPForge generates a complete, branded package: a full incident response plan, an incident report form for documenting a live incident, and a one-page emergency contact reference for fast use during a crisis.
The plans are built on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and CIS Controls v8, the same standards used in professional consulting engagements. A comparable plan built by an outside consultant commonly runs $5,000 to $35,000. IRPForge starts at $199.
According to IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report, organizations with a tested incident response plan save an average of $1.23 million compared to those without one.
IRPForge is available now for $199 one-time, delivered as a downloadable PDF. More information is available at https://irpforge.com.
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