Plans aren't validated by reading documents
An organization can have a perfectly documented response plan and discover during a real incident that:
- Nobody knows who makes the decision.
- Legal, IT and Management work disconnected from each other.
- Communication channels fail.
- Providers don't respond as expected.
- There are doubts about regulatory notifications.
- The Committee lacks sufficient information.
A simulation lets you discover those gaps before a real crisis happens.
How we work
01 — Design
We design a scenario tailored to the sector, risks and structure of the organization.
02 — Simulate
We progressively introduce events and information while participants make decisions.
03 — Evaluate
We observe coordination, escalation, communication, response and decision-making.
04 — Improve
We deliver conclusions and a prioritized improvement plan.
Possible scenarios
- Ransomware.
- Data breach.
- Provider compromise.
- Cloud unavailability.
- Supply chain attack.
- Fraud or insider threat.
- AI-related incident.
- Critical services disruption.
- Combined technical, legal and reputational crisis.
What does it include?
- Preparation meeting.
- Custom scenario design.
- Timeline and injects.
- Simulation materials.
- Exercise facilitation.
- Decision assessment.
- Immediate debrief.
- Executive report.
- Identified gaps.
- Improvement action plan.
Who should participate?
Depending on the scenario:
- Executive Management.
- IT / CISO.
- Legal.
- Compliance.
- DPO.
- Operations.
- Communications.
- HR.
- Vendor management.
Deliverables
- Scenario design document.
- Inject script.
- Decision assessment report.
- Debrief.
- Executive report.
- Prioritized improvement plan.
What happens next
Design
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Simulate
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Evaluate
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Improve
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Next exercise
The improvements identified are integrated into your continuity plan.
Would your organization respond well if the incident happened tomorrow?
Let's design a scenario to put it to the test.
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Initial 20–30 minute meeting · No commitment