Exercise-in-a-Box
A complete, ready-to-run tabletop package. Your team facilitates it; we design it.
Most incident response plans are written once and never opened again. We design and facilitate the tabletop exercise that finds the gaps — before a real incident does.
Most incident response plans are written once, filed away, and never opened again — until an auditor, a customer questionnaire, or an insurance renewal asks whether it's actually been tested. By then it's often stale: the team has turned over, the tools have changed, and no one in the room is sure who makes the call to take a system offline.
A tabletop exercise surfaces that on a Tuesday afternoon, in a conference room — not during an actual incident.
Exercises aren't one-size-fits-all. We scale the design to what you need — from a ready-to-run package your team can facilitate, up to a governed annual program.
A complete, ready-to-run tabletop package. Your team facilitates it; we design it.
We run a professional tabletop against the plan you already have.
A purpose-built scenario, formally evaluated, with an accountable improvement plan.
A governed, multi-exercise cadence that shows measurable improvement year over year.
No-fault and decision-focused — the exercise measures the plan, not the people in the room.
What decisions and gaps this exercise needs to surface.
A scenario built around your plan, your team, and your real seams.
Facilitated, no-fault, and focused on decisions — not blame.
What worked, what didn't, and why — measured, not anecdotal.
A written plan with named owners and dates, not just a report.
We build the scenario, run the session, and deliver the after-action report and improvement plan.
We don't rewrite your incident response plan, run technical or penetration testing, or step in as your responder during a real event. The exercise evaluates the plan as it exists — it doesn't fix it for you.
Cyber insurance underwriters and SOC 2 auditors are increasingly asking not just whether you have an incident response plan, but whether it's been tested in the last twelve months — and who ran the test. An independent, third-party exercise answers that question better than one your own team ran on itself.
Tell us a little about your program and what's on your mind. We'll follow up to schedule a no-pressure consultation — usually within one business day.
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