Most tabletops
are theater.
Yours shouldn’t be.
Run real cyber tabletops, capture every decision, ship a board-ready After Action Report and five derivative deliverables in 72 hours — all from one engine.
15 minutes, no card, real readiness score — or explore the interactive scenarios.
- 72hr
- AAR turnaround
- 5
- Auto-generated deliverables
- 8
- NIST 800-61 dimensions
- 100%
- Rule-based engine
Kubernetes API Server — Unauthorized Access
Monitoring shows repeated authentication attempts from external IP. Some succeeding with default credentials.
Sarah · CISO
Marcus · IT Lead
Lin · Legal
Aligned to the frameworks your auditors already expect
Time to deliverable
72‑hour
deliverable SLA.
From exercise wrap to board-ready AAR with five deliverables and a carrier-grade readiness certificate. Three days from the closing inject to the file the CISO presents to the board.
SLA is our written commitment in every engagement. Most consulting firms quote 2–6 weeks for the same scope.
What lands in 72 hours
- After-Action Report72 hours
- IR Playbook + Triage Checklist72 hours
- Crisis Communications Plan72 hours
- Gap Remediation Roadmap72 hours
- NIST CSF + SOC 2 evidence pack72 hours
Live exercise engine
Run a real tabletop in thirty seconds.
Pick a scenario. Hit start. Share the join code. Participants drop into a war room with structured decision capture, role-tagged notes, and a facilitator console.
- Multi-participant join with role labels and live decision tracking
- Escalate on the fly — pull from the inject library or write your own
- AI facilitator guidance mapped to NIST 800-61 phases
Kubernetes API Server — Unauthorized Access
Monitoring shows repeated authentication attempts from external IP. Some succeeding with default credentials.
Sarah · CISO
Marcus · IT Lead
Deliverables that ship
Five artifacts from one exercise.
IR playbook, triage checklist, crisis comms plan, RCA report, gap remediation roadmap — generated from decision data, not a consultant's memory.
- Auto-drafted findings, strengths, and action items from gaps + decisions
- Severity-to-due-date mapping — deadlines, not aspirations
- One source of truth for portal, carrier certificate, and board briefing
Executive summary
The team responded to a critical ransomware-via-cloud scenario across six injects, with strong technical containment and identified gaps in legal notification timing and external comms readiness…
Findings
9
Strengths
4
Action items
12
Top finding
No documented escalation path for after-hours incidents — gap between detection and IC activation
Readiness scoring
A number the board understands.
Eight NIST 800-61 capability dimensions, weighted to a single 0–100 score. Benchmarked against your industry. Issuable as an A–F certificate to your cyber insurer.
- Quarter-over-quarter trends — same engine every time
- Dynamic industry benchmarks with percentile ranking
- Premium-impact modeling for carrier conversations
74
/ 100
Industry rank
Top 22%
Financial services · 41 peers
Certificate
Grade B+
Who it's for
One engine.
Four audiences.
Security Teams
Stop guessing whether your IR program is ready. Get a defensible number for the board and ship deliverables your team will actually use.
- Defensible readiness scoring — 8 NIST dimensions, not surveys
- Comparable trend lines — same engine — QoQ scores mean something
- Action items that close — auto-drafted with owners and due dates
Engineering & IT
Auto-generated IR playbooks and triage checklists tied to the exact gaps your exercise found. Actionable, role-tagged, incident-channel ready.
- Playbooks from your data — pulled from real decisions
- Per-role decision capture — see where coordination breaks
- Blameless retros, automated — full replay timeline
Executives & Boards
QoQ trends, A–F certificates, dollar-value risk reduction — backed by exercise evidence, not self-attestation.
- 0–100 readiness score — benchmarked against your industry
- Board briefing on autopilot — findings + trend + roadmap
- Risk reduction in dollars — premium-impact estimates
Insurance Carriers
Readiness certificates backed by live exercise data. Portfolio benchmarks. Policyholder risk visible before renewal.
- A–F certificates — verifiable exercise evidence
- Portfolio benchmarks — de-identified, industry-cut
- Premium-impact modeling — per-capability loss exposure
Who's behind this
Built by a practitioner,
not a product team.
National-event readiness practice
After Action’s methodology comes from planning cyber readiness where failure isn’t an option — national special events with the whole country watching. The same exercise discipline, productized for teams without a stadium budget.
An offensive operator writes the scenarios
Exercises are designed by an OSCP-certified operator who has been on the attacking side. Injects reflect how intrusions actually unfold — not how a compliance template imagines them.
Facilitation as a taught craft
The facilitator behind the platform teaches security professionally. The AI facilitator, the coaching, and the debrief structure are a teaching practice encoded — not a chatbot bolted on.
Don't take the resume's word for it — the methodology is inspectable. Run the free trainer and judge the exercise yourself.
How it works
Three steps.
72 hours.
Run the exercise
Pick a scenario, invite participants, run the tabletop. Our engine captures every decision, gap, and escalation in real time.
Engine generates artifacts
AAR, IR playbook, triage checklist, crisis comms plan, and gap remediation roadmap — generated automatically from your exercise data.
Score and certify
Eight NIST dimensions roll up to 0–100 readiness. Issue A–F certificate to your carrier. Track QoQ improvement.
Ready to ship readiness?
Stop running tabletops
that don’t survive the meeting.
Run the free ransomware trainer — 15 minutes, no card, a real readiness score. Or book a demo of the full facilitated engine.
Readiness brief
What a national-scale event teaches you about readiness
A practitioner's brief on running readiness when failure isn't an option — and what transfers to teams without a stadium budget.