PREPAREDNESS FIRST
Tabletop Exercises
Stress-Test Your Plan Before it’s Too Late
From Cyber Threats to Natural Disasters: Tabletop Exercises Prepare Your Team to Respond with Confidence
An Incident Response Plan is only as effective as your team’s ability to understand it, execute it and implement it in real time. At Resolute Strategic Services, we believe knowing your plan is not the same as practicing it. And the only way to build true readiness is through regular, realistic tabletop exercises.
Our tabletop exercises are designed to do more than simply check a box. They help your team:
- Gain clarity on roles and responsibilities, so when a crisis hits, there’s no confusion about who does what.
- Create muscle memory for decision-making under pressure, turning theory into instinctive action.
- Test your plan against real-world scenarios, from ransomware attacks to complex, multi-pronged crises, so you can uncover gaps, refine processes and strengthen your response.
- Adapt to new and evolving threats, ensuring your IRP remains relevant as risks change over time.
Why Tabletop Exercises Matter
Having an Incident Response Plan is only the first step. You need to know your team can execute it effectively when it counts. Tabletop exercises give your team the experience they need to respond confidently in a real-world crisis. The exercises also ensure your plan stays current, reflecting new threats, technologies and regulatory requirements that are constantly evolving.
Resolute’s Tabletop Exercises Cover
Simulated Cyber Attacks
Practice responding to cyber threats, tailored to your organization and risk profile.
PR & Crisis Comms Response
Decision Making Under Pressure
Competitor Challenges or Negative Media Coverage
Post Exercise Analysis & Report
Receive actionable feedback to improve your IRP and fill critical gaps.
Don’t wait for a real incident to test your readiness. Schedule a tabletop exercise today and provide your team with the knowledge, confidence and muscle memory they need to respond when it matters most.