Be Ready Before It Becomes Reality
A documented incident response plan is not enough. When a real cyberattack happens, teams must make high-stakes decisions under pressure, across departments, with incomplete information.
Our Crisis Management and Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercise (TTX) prepares your organization for exactly that moment.
In a structured, facilitator-led simulation, your leadership and operational teams respond to a realistic cyber crisis such as ransomware, data breach, supply chain compromise or insider threat. The goal is simple: identify gaps, improve coordination, and strengthen your ability to respond effectively before a real incident forces costly lessons.
Book a tailored TTX session and validate your preparedness in a controlled environment.
What You Gain
This is not theory. It is practical validation of your readiness.
During the exercise, you will:
- Test and refine your incident response, business continuity, and disaster recovery plans.
- Validate decision making under time pressure and uncertainty.
- Identify breakdowns in communication, escalation paths, and role clarity.
- Expose weaknesses in technical and managerial coordination.
- Strengthen cross-functional collaboration between IT, security, legal, HR, PR, and executive leadership.
- Validate whether documented plans actually work under pressure.
- Identify where procedures break down in real-time execution.
Failing in the exercise is encouraged. Controlled failure today prevents uncontrolled failure tomorrow.
How the Exercise Works
Each scenario is customized to your organization’s industry, environment, and threat landscape.
Example scenario:
A ransomware attack encrypts critical systems while sensitive data is exfiltrated. Media inquiries begin within hours. Regulators may need to be informed within legally defined timelines under Swiss revDSG or EU GDPR requirements.
Executive leadership must decide whether to shut down operations, negotiate with attackers, activate disaster recovery, notify authorities, or communicate with customers and partners.
Participants work through realistic scenario updates, evolving intelligence, regulatory pressure, and business constraints. The facilitator challenges assumptions, documents decisions, and evaluates response effectiveness.
Why This TTX Is Different
- Led by experienced incident responders with real-world crisis exposure.
- Focus on both technical containment and executive decision making.
- Emphasis on regulatory, reputational, and operational impact.
- Concrete improvement roadmap, not just discussion.
- Available onsite, virtual, or hybrid.
This exercise aligns technical response with leadership accountability.