Why It Matters

The question isn’t if an incident will occur — it’s how prepared your organisation will be when it does.

A quick, coordinated response can prevent reputational damage, legal exposure, and regulatory fines.

Under Singapore’s PDPA and Cyber Trust Mark frameworks, readiness is not optional — organisations must be able to demonstrate breach detection, containment, reporting, and review processes.

Our Incident Readiness framework gives you the tools, structure, and muscle memory to respond effectively within the critical first 24 hours.

How We Help

Develop a tailored Incident Response Plan (IRP) aligned with PDPA and CSA guidance

Define roles, escalation paths, and communication protocols for breach management

Create incident logs, notification templates, and response playbooks

Run tabletop exercises simulating cyber and data breach scenarios

Conduct After-Action Reviews (AARs) to capture lessons and improvements

Map your readiness to Cyber Essentials, Cyber Trust Mark, and ISO 27001 control requirements

Provide optional integration with business continuity or crisis communication plans

Self-Assessment: How Ready Is Your Organisation for a Cyber or Data Breach?

Download our Cyber & Data Breach Readiness Self-Assessment Guide to see how prepared your team is today.

Our Incident Readiness Tiers (E³ Framework)

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Feature / Tier

Essential

Enhanced

Ensured

Incident response plan (IRP)

Template

Tailored plan

Tailored + tested

Roles & escalation mapping

Notification templates (PDPC, partners, clients)

Tabletop exercise

✔ (1 scenario)

✔ (multi-scenario)

After-Action Review (AAR)

Compliance alignment (PDPA, CE, CTM, ISO 27001)

Integration with BCP / DR plan

Optional

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