A Tabletop exercise is an attempt to simulate the process through which an organisation goes through in preparation for, and in response to, a security event or sequence of events. Key to any tabletop exercise is a set of “Injects”. Injects are designed to be a sequence of potentially realistic events which are triggered by a security incident.
This is the Chapter's first 'flesh and blood' event this decade, and the Chapter hopes you will avail of this opportunity to meet old friends and acquaintances and even make a few new ones.
This event follows on from and adds to the previous Chapter Risk Simulations offerings in which you as the participants will be challenged as to your decision-making skills in terms of how you manage challenges thrown at an organisation.
At the start of the simulation there will be predefined finite resources available (yes, a budget) and more importantly the clock is ticking
Random events will be identified as the 'game' evolves to increase the pressure as the teams try and make sense of what is going on. Where will the wheel of fortune come to rest? The throw of dice could decide what happens next.
The game play will be largely based around the NIST CSF and addressing the challenges in terms of:
- IDENTIFY
- PROTECT
- DETECT
- RESPOND
- RECOVER
Refreshments and lunch will be provided.
This event will attract eight verified CPE's and an attendance certificate