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 What You'll Learn Three in the morning. Your phone's ringing. Someone's encrypted your customer database. What do you do? This trailer launches our most ambitious series yet: a six-module programme running January through March 2026 that transforms panic into a complete, tested incident response plan. Each module drops every two weeks, giving you time to implement before the next one arrives. Between modules, normal episodes continue covering current threats, breaches, and patches. This Series Will Give You: Complete incident response framework for small businessesCommunication templates you can use during an actual incidentThreat-specific playbooks for ransomware, data breaches, and system compromisesTesting procedures that prove your plan works under pressureImplementation time built into the schedulePractical guidance for teams with real constraints What This Series Covers Module 1: Incident Response Foundations (Early January 2026) What You'll Build: Clear decision tree for incident classificationRole definitions (even if your team is three people)Initial response proceduresDocumentation requirementsEscalation pathways Practical Outputs: Who does what, when, and howYour first response checklistContact list template Module 2: Building Your Response Team (Late January 2026) What You'll Build: Response team structure for small businessesRole assignments that work with limited staffExternal contact managementVendor coordination proceduresBackup personnel plans Practical Outputs: Team roster with responsibilitiesExternal contacts databaseSuccession planning for key roles Module 3: Communication Plans (Early February 2026) What You'll Build: Internal notification proceduresCustomer communication templatesRegulatory reporting guidanceMedia handling basicsStakeholder management Practical Outputs: Communication templates ready to useNotification timelinesContact escalation matrix Module 4: Threat-Specific Playbooks (Late February 2026) What You'll Build: Ransomware response proceduresData breach protocolsSystem compromise workflowsPhishing incident handlingInsider threat procedures Practical Outputs: Step-by-step playbooks for each threat typeDecision trees for common scenariosEvidence preservation guides Module 5: Testing Your Plan (Early March 2026) What You'll Build: Tabletop exercise frameworkSimulation scenariosAssessment criteriaContinuous improvement processLessons learned documentation Practical Outputs: Test scheduleSimulation scriptsImprovement tracking system Module 6: Complete System Integration (Late March 2026) What You'll Build: Your complete, customised IR planIntegration with existing processesMaintenance scheduleAnnual review proceduresStaff training programme Practical Outputs: Final incident response plan documentOngoing maintenance checklistTraining materials for your team Between Modules: Normal Episodes Continue Every other week between module releases, you'll get: Latest Breach Analysis: What happened, how it happened, what you can learnCritical Security Patches: What you need to apply and why (see our December 2025 Patch Tuesday analysis)Emerging Threat Intelligence: Current attacks targeting UK small businessesPractical Implementation Guides: Hands-on advice for immediate action Because security doesn't pause whilst you're building your plan. The Two-Week Implementation Rhythm Week 1: Module episode drops Week 2: Implementation time + normal episode Week 3: Next module episode drops Week 4: Implementation time + normal episode This cadence gives you: Time to actually implement each moduleSpace to ask questions and refineCurrent threat intelligence throughoutSustainable pace for resource-constrained teams Why This Series Matters The UK Small Business Reality Current State: 43% of UK small businesses experienced cyber breaches last year (DSIT 2025)Average breach cost: £250,000Some breaches exceed £7 million60% of small businesses close within six months of a major cyber incidentNCSC estimates 50% of UK SMBs will experience a breach annually The Gap: 73% have no board-level cybersecurity responsibility (see Episode 31: The Risk Register Argument)Most have no documented incident response planExisting plans are often enterprise frameworks that don't work for SMBsWhen incidents occur, response is reactive panic rather than systematic procedure The Opportunity: Having a tested incident response plan can reduce breach impact by up to 70%Cut recovery time significantlyMinimise business disruptionDemonstrate due diligence for cyber insuranceMeet regulatory requirementsProtect customer trust This Isn't Enterprise Security Theatre Traditional incident response planning assumes you have: Dedicated security team24/7 SOC coverageUnlimited budgetComplex organisational structureEnterprise-grade tools This series assumes you have: Limited staff wearing multiple hatsConstrained budgetTime pressureReal business to runPractical need for procedures that actually work Every recommendation is: Tested...
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