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Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises, On Demand

Run a professional incident-response tabletop exercise without hiring a consultant.

IncidentKit builds a fully customized tabletop exercise for your organization — executive overview, timed injects, facilitator instructions, and after-action templates — delivered as a polished PDF and editable PowerPoint in minutes.

Educational material only — not legal, regulatory, or incident-response advice.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose your scenario

    Organization type, size, scenario, roles, duration, and difficulty.

  2. 2

    Preview the outline

    See a concise, free outline before you pay anything.

  3. 3

    Get your package

    A complete PDF and PowerPoint package, ready in minutes, delivered by email.

Choose from five realistic scenarios

Ransomware

Core systems are encrypted and a ransom note demands payment. Practice detection, containment, business continuity, and disclosure decisions.

Business Email Compromise (BEC)

An attacker impersonates an executive or vendor to redirect a payment or extract sensitive data through email.

Third-Party / Vendor Breach

A key third-party vendor discloses that their systems — which touch your data — have been compromised.

Insider Data Theft

An employee or contractor is suspected of exfiltrating sensitive data before departing the organization.

Lost or Stolen Device

A laptop or phone with access to company systems is lost or stolen in a public place.

Every package includes

  • Executive overview
  • Exercise objectives
  • Preparation checklist
  • Participant roles
  • Initial scenario briefing
  • 6-10 timed injects
  • Facilitator instructions for every inject
  • Discussion & decision questions
  • Expected actions
  • Decision log template
  • Observer notes template
  • After-action report template
  • Remediation tracker
  • High-level NIST CSF references

Ready to run your first exercise?

Free to preview. $39 for one exercise, or $69 for a five-exercise bundle.

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