FTC Safeguards Compliance: Make WISPs Easier

If your organization needs a Written Information Security Program (WISP), start with a practical structure: define data in scope, assign ownership, document controls, and map incident response actions your team can execute.

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WISP Essentials

  • - Program ownership and review cadence
  • - Risk assessment and data classification procedures
  • - Access control, MFA, and account lifecycle management
  • - Vendor oversight and service-provider security expectations
  • - Incident response workflow and evidence handling steps
  • - Backup, recovery testing, and post-incident governance

Incident Response + WISP in the Dashboard

The dashboard includes an Incident + WISP panel with event playbooks (phishing, ransomware, account compromise, data exposure, outage) and an editable WISP builder you can copy or export.

This is not legal advice. Use your compliance and legal review process before adopting final policy language.