Conducting an Incident Response Tabletop Exercise
Webinar | 11.07.23, 1:00 PM EST - 2:00 PM EST
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Every day, organizations face a barrage of attacks from cybercriminals looking to gain access to IT systems to steal sensitive data or otherwise do harm. To ready themselves for this, organizations must prepare a robust incident response plan that can be quickly and effectively deployed to address cyber threats that arise.
Tabletop exercises are a powerful way to understand where you have weaknesses and how you can strengthen your response to incidents when they occur. By simulating real-world scenarios, tabletop exercises allow you to test your incident response plans in a controlled environment and develop “muscle memory” for your planned response, as well as identify any gaps in your existing plans.
In this dynamic session, a panel of ArmorText and Crowell advisors will share insights from the recently published guide, Cyber Resilience: Incident Response Tabletop Exercises 2023, and their hands-on experience conducting tabletop exercises for leading organizations. Topics will include:
- Why tabletop exercises are important.
- How to plan for reality, not a hypothetical.
- Common challenges of tabletop exercises.
- Recent real-world examples hacks and attacks.
- Selecting participants for your tabletop exercise.
- Navigating the modules in Cyber Resilience.
- The missing step zero in IR plans: How to communicate securely.
Questions - For questions, please contact Maggie Weschler.
For more information, please visit these areas: Privacy and Cybersecurity, Incident Response
Speakers
Navroop Mitter
CEO, ArmorText
Matt Calligan
Director of Growth Markets, ArmorText
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