Establish clear communication protocols, incident response team hierarchies, and escalation matrices required by the DoT to handle major network outages or security breaches.
While a Disaster Recovery plan focuses on the technical restoration of servers and routers, a Crisis Management Plan (CMP) deals with the human, communication, and organizational aspects of a major incident (e.g., cyberattacks, fiber cuts, natural disasters, or pandemics). The DoT explicitly requires ISPs to have a clear chain of command and communication matrix during such emergencies to prevent panic and ensure a coordinated response.
A major outage isn't just a technical problem; it's a PR and regulatory challenge. A CMP is essential because it:
We help you build a robust crisis framework through a structured process:
Our CMPs are designed specifically for the Indian telecom sector. We don't just give you a generic corporate plan; we integrate the exact DoT guidelines, CERT-In reporting formats, and local LSA (License Service Area) contact structures into your document, ensuring you are never caught off-guard during an audit or a real crisis.
Pricing depends on the size of your organization and the complexity of your escalation matrix. We offer competitive pricing, often bundled with DR plans for a complete compliance solution.
Get a Custom Quote on WhatsApp| Is a Crisis Management Plan mandatory for Class C ISPs? | Yes. Regardless of whether you are a Class A, B, or C ISP, the DoT Security Audit Portal requires a standardized Crisis Management Document to be uploaded. |
| Who should be in the Incident Response Team? | Typically, the IRT includes the CEO/Director, the Nodal Officer, the lead Network Engineer, and a customer support/PR lead. We will help you identify the best structure for your team. |