Nothing is touched
A facilitated, discussion-based simulation. No systems go down and production is never at risk — which is why the people who actually decide can be in the room.
Cyber tabletop exercises
The first hour of a cyber incident is not the time to find out.
A tabletop exercise puts your team in that first hour on a day of your choosing. Four hours at a table, no systems touched, nothing at risk.
Start with one question
Why organizations run one
Three reasons, and none of them is a slide deck.
Exercises fail on decisions, not technology
Your controls are audited every year. Your decision-making never has been. An exercise is the only place it gets tested.
You leave with a ranked list
Gaps ranked, with owners and next steps. Something your team can work from on Monday, not a report to file.
What it surfaces
The questions nobody asks until it is two in the morning.
- Who declares an incident, and how long that takes
- Whether the escalation path survives one person being unreachable
- What legal, communications and operations each assume the others are doing
- Whether the plan on the shelf matches the plan in people's heads
- Where staffing depth is not there at two in the morning
You leave knowing which gaps are real and which were only theoretical.
Scoped in a 30-minute call. Delivered on site or remote.