Pricing depends on site count, stakeholder groups, incident types, documentation, workshop requirements and exercise scope.
Preparedness
Decide roles and escalation before the incident.
Incident response planning defines who recognises, escalates, communicates and coordinates when a security event occurs.
What it is
A practical plan for security incidents, including roles, escalation, contacts, immediate actions, documentation and review.
Who it is for
Businesses, sites, estates, events and facilities with security personnel or internal teams responsible for incident decisions.
Where
Johannesburg, Gauteng and requirements elsewhere in South Africa subject to scope and mobilisation review.
The operational problem
Unclear roles turn incidents into delays.
When teams do not know who decides, who communicates and what gets recorded, response becomes inconsistent and evidence can be lost.
How Alpha delivers it
Preparedness that can be practised.
01Assess
Understand the risk and operating environment.
02Design
Define the scope, responsibilities and controls.
03Deliver
Deploy the agreed people, process or specialist support.
04Review
Report, learn and improve against the requirement.
Alpha structures the plan around the site and responsible teams, then can support awareness or scenario-based development through the Academy.
Procurement questions
Direct answers before the next step.
What should a security incident plan include?
It should define incident types, roles, escalation, communication, immediate actions, evidence awareness, external contacts and review.
Can staff be trained on the plan?
Yes. Awareness and scenario-based development can be scoped through Alpha Threat Academy, subject to programme availability.
RISK / RESPONSE · NEXT STEP
Know the risk.
Define the response.
Give Alpha Threat enough context to recommend the right security structure.