You have a playbook that outlines the basic steps for ransomware response, and you think you could find it if you needed it.

But it has never been tested… Are you sure it will work? Are you worried about how your tactical response teams will coordinate with your strategic leadership layer?

We can help. We’ve crafted exercises for some of the world’s best-known companies. Organizations that face continual threat just because of their visibility and their reliance on technology to serve their mission. We know what it takes to really take your team through the process and make sure every layer of your organization knows their part. Because ransomware (and growing threats from RaaS attacks) will impact your entire organization, not just your IT team. 

Our Approach:

  • We work with the deep subject matter experts in your organization – the people who wake up at 3 a.m. because they know there is an exploit lurking in your system – to identify where there are vulnerabilities. 
  • We ask hard questions to get at the heart of where you are vulnerable.
  • We craft a scenario that will use a currently active threat actor to deploy the exploit. 
  • Our exercises happen in two parts: Response/Tactical Teams and then a separate exercise for the strategic layer. Sometimes this is your Senior Leadership Team and sometimes it’s your C-Suite. 
  • Why? Because your tactical teams are likely to clam up if they’re exercised with your strategic team. And your InfoSec and TechOps teams need time to noodle through sticky technical problems inherent in ransomware. 
  • Your strategic team needs to worry about public exposure, legal requirements, and what the whole thing means for your organizational resilience.
  • We prepare a deep recommendations report detailing what you can do to increase your ability to come out the other side of an attack with your organization still standing. 

At Risk Resiliency, we do the planning and execution for you. 

And we’ll make it as straightforward and practical as possible. 

Because we know how hard it is to practice your worst nightmare.Â