Ransomware Event Similation
Documentation for facilitators including instructions, handbooks, feedback form, executive briefing templates, and lessons learned templates.
Revision Date: June 01, 2025
Our tabletop toolkit helps security leaders run effective incident simulations. These pre-built templates guide you through planning, facilitation, participant engagement, feedback collection, and post-exercise lessons learned analysis. Designed for both internal security teams and external security consultants, this material is ready-to-use for self-facilitated workshops or client-facing engagements
ExerciseThis toolkit is a full scenario covering initial detection, containment, communications, regulatory notifications, and recovery planning in the event of a significant ransomware event at your company. It includes customizable timeline, partiipant roles, and templates.
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Tabletop Toolkit Materials (Sample set)
Resource Name | File Type | File Size | Language |
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Introduction Letter | 120 KB | EN | |
Exercise Planner Handbook | .DOCX | 723 KB | EN |
Facilitator Guide & / Evaluator Handbook | .DOCX | 629 KB | EN |
Participant Invitation Letter Template | .DOCX | 87 KB | EN |
Participant Feedback Template | .DOCX | 253 KB | EN |
Exercise Briefing Slide Deck Template | .PPTX | 499 KB | EN |
Lessons Learned & After Action Report Template | .DOCX | 450 KB | EN |
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