Incident Tabletop “Worst Day”

Control over incidents under pressure – train your team in a realistic crisis scenario.

Costs (excl. VAT)

€ 895 per participant

€ 4,500 per team

 

Maximum of 6 participants

 

Duration

1 day

 

Language and course materials 

Dutch or English – based on participant preferences.

 

Who is it for?

  • Management team & executive board – decision-makers and crisis leaders
  • Key stakeholders – product, risk, or compliance owners
  • SOC, Infra & DevOps teams – technical first responders
  • Communications & PR – those responsible for internal and external messaging

 

Why this workshop?

Incident response is not a paper process – it’s teamwork under pressure. In this workshop, all participants take on their real-life role in a realistic cyber crisis simulation (e.g. ransomware or cloud data breach).

The facilitator feeds the team with new 'injects': forensic findings, signs of escalating threats, supplier issues or technical complications. Every decision is made out loud, assigned, and logged on a clear timeline. After each round, a short ‘hot wash’ captures improvement points immediately.

This exercise leads to demonstrable process improvement and awareness – far more effective than rewriting policy periodically.

 

What will you learn?

  • How to escalate, communicate and decide quickly and effectively under time pressure
  • How to identify and improve gaps in runbooks and agreements
  • How to conduct an After-Action Review (AAR) and set clear priorities
  • How to facilitate a tabletop simulation within your own organisation

 

Outcomes after completion

  • A structured timeline of the crisis scenario with actions, insights and improvements
  • A concrete improvement plan with priorities based on real-world behaviour
  • Clarity on who takes which role during incidents – and when
  • Improved collaboration between tech, business and leadership

 

Location

Nieuwe Vogels Campus (Vianen) or in-company. 

 

e-CF competencies:

D.1 Incident Management; E.3 Risk Management