Exercises
Tabletop Exercises
In tabletop exercises, key stakeholders gather to discuss and simulate a cyber incident scenario. Participants walk through their response plans and procedures, discussing how they would handle specific aspects of the incident. It's a collaborative and discussion-based approach to identify gaps and areas for improvement.
Functional Exercises:
Functional exercises involve more active participation, with teams carrying out their response plans in a controlled environment. These exercises often involve simulating a real-time cyber incident to test the coordination and communication among different teams within an organization.
Simulation Exercises
Simulation exercises take the scenario one step further by creating a realistic, interactive environment that mimics a cyber incident. These exercises can involve the use of specialized simulation tools to emulate the technical aspects of an attack, allowing participants to respond as they would in a real-world situation.
Red Team/Blue Team Exercises
Red teaming involves simulating an attack (the red team) to test an organization's defenses, while the blue team works to detect, respond, and mitigate the simulated threat. This type of exercise helps organizations identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in their security infrastructure.
Cyber Incident Exercising
Cyber incident exercising (CIE) allows organisations to test the effectiveness of their incident response plans and protocols in a safe environment, and strengthen their incident management processes.
As an NCSC Assured Provider, we can test your preparedness for a real attack in a managed and controlled environment. We can then provide you with all the tools and training required to meet NCSC standards, and then certify your readiness under the NCSC CIE Scheme.
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