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Crisis Management Resilience

Have you tested your response to a security incident at all levels of the organization? How robust is your cyber crisis management in the event of an emergency? Just as companies conduct regular fire drills so that employees know their assembly points and exits, it is vital to be prepared to quickly and reliably detect a cybersecurity incident and respond in the best possible way – otherwise, potentially immense damage from an attack becomes more difficult to mitigate. In addition to financial losses, you face operational and reputational consequences if your crisis management fails to respond adequately to an acute event and strengthen resilience in the long term.

Durable, proven response plans and procedures are therefore critical to resilient cybersecurity, as is the ability of your staff to follow them – especially your cyber risk management and business continuity teams.

Simulations allow organizations to test their resilience to cyberattacks and practice improved response patterns in a secure environment. Such exercises also help to establish a learning culture within the organization and allow both teams and individuals to maximize the effectiveness of their behaviour in a real cybersecurity emergency. An emergency subjects your business operations to an unforeseen stress test, giving little time for you and your employees to respond adequately and confidently. In addition, resilient crisis management requires all the necessary tools, procedures, and tactics to handle an exceptional scenario.

TI IT Solutions works with you to develop exercises tailored to your company's value system and to challenges, constraints, and threats. We use examples of realistic scenarios and the simulation of possible attack constellations in individual settings to prepare you optimally for emergencies.

The learning objectives and the reaction patterns practiced always depend on the content of the case simulation or example situation:


  • Tabletop Exercises: In these discussion-based sessions, team members talk about and practice their roles and responses during a cyber incident.
  • Live Play Exercises: Team members perform their tasks in real time during a simulated cyber incident, after which an evaluation and discussion takes place.
  • Basic Play: Some goals of an effective cybersecurity strategy can also be achieved through regularly performed standard exercises, which help to establish routines.

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