The security documentation your customers keep asking for.
Twenty coordinated policies, plans, checklists, registers, and training documents. Customize them to match how the business actually operates.
Instant download · Editable .docx · Two license options
You didn't plan to spend this week writing policies.
Then the questionnaire arrived — from a customer's procurement team, from your insurer at renewal, or from an enterprise prospect who says the deal moves once you send your security documentation. You do most of it already. You just never wrote it down. And "we do it, we just haven't documented it" is not an answer anyone accepts.
Hire a consultant
The strongest option when you need tailored advice, implementation support, or sector-specific expertise — but the scope, timeline, and cost depend on the engagement.
Write it yourself
Possible, but the difficult part is deciding what belongs in each document, keeping the set consistent, and avoiding promises the business cannot support.
Start from a finished set
Start from a coordinated set, remove what does not apply, confirm the bracketed decisions, and move through review and approval in a defined sequence.
Twenty documents. More than 120 pages.
Every document shares one branded template — cover page, document control table with version history, running headers, and signature blocks where they're needed.
Three differences that show up the moment someone technical reads it.
Written for how work happens now
Coverage includes AI assistants, transcription tools, file converters, business email compromise, and invoice-fraud scenarios — practical risks that older template packs often omit.
Current password guidance
The password section prioritizes length, screens against compromised passwords, and avoids arbitrary periodic changes unless compromise is suspected or another requirement applies.
See current NIST SP 800-63B guidance.
The blanks are deliberate
Retention periods and notification deadlines are set by law that differs by state and data type. You get the structure and a clear flag on exactly what to confirm. A pack that hardcodes "7 years" is guessing on your behalf.
Two licenses. One-time payment.
Choose Core for one business. Choose MSP when you will customize and deliver finished documentation to multiple clients as part of a paid service.
| License | Covers | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Policy PackAll 20 documents | One business. Edit, rebrand and use internally. Sign your staff onto it. | $149Regular target: $197 | Get Core — $149 |
| MSP / Reseller EditionAll 20 documents | Customize and deliver finished documents to unlimited clients as part of a paid engagement. Standalone template resale is not permitted. | $399Regular target: $597 | Get MSP — $399 |
Stated plainly, because you'd find out eventually.
A pack that promises compliance is lying to you, and the worst possible moment to discover that is during an audit.
Answered honestly.
Are these actually editable?
Yes — Word .docx files. Change anything, delete what doesn't apply, rebrand them entirely if you want.
Will this get me SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
No, and be wary of anything claiming otherwise. Certification requires an audit of controls you actually operate. This gives you the documentation layer those audits expect to find, which is a real and necessary part of the work — but it is one part.
How long does customization take?
It depends on the business, available evidence, approvals, legal questions, and how closely current practice matches the templates. The included implementation guide provides a four-week sequence, but no completion time is guaranteed.
Can I use these for my clients?
Not under the single-business license. The MSP edition covers unlimited client delivery and lets you rebrand the documents as your own.
Why are so many fields left blank?
Because retention periods, patching timelines and notification deadlines are set by law and contract that differ by state, country and industry. A policy claiming you patch within 14 days when you actually patch monthly is worse than having no policy — it becomes evidence against you. You write what you actually do.
Refunds?
Because the files are delivered immediately, purchases are generally final after download, except where the storefront policy or applicable law requires otherwise. Technical delivery problems and materially misdescribed products should be reported for review.
Read two of them first.
Download the watermarked Information Security Policy and Incident Response Plan as PDFs. Review the structure, formatting, and level of detail before purchasing.