
A ransomware attack delivered by a phishing email exercise
Understand how well you are protected against phishing emails, and how you could recover from a ransomware infection.
Table-top group discussion exercises, each designed to identify your potential responses to an un-folding cyber incident.
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Understand how well you are protected against phishing emails, and how you could recover from a ransomware infection.
Understand the risks of using third party software, discuss how your organisation would respond to the compromise of a third party software supplier.
Minimise risk from a bring your own device policy, specifically when a user’s personal device is compromised or when business data is leaked from a personal device.
Understand how your organisation will respond in a period of heightened cyber threat, and actions to counter the apparent cyber risk with your defence measures.
Understand the controls your organisation has in place to minimise the risks of data compromise where home or remote working is required for employees.
Understand how your organisation would respond to an insider threat, specifically a user allowing unauthorised third parties access to sensitive information.
Understand best practice for handling a vulnerability disclosure on one of your online systems.
Explore how you would be protected from a thief who steals a mobile phone and tries to use it to extract confidential information.
Understand the risks associated with relying upon suppliers to deliver products, systems and services, and the processes that your organisation has to mitigate these risks.
Understand the risks associated with relying upon suppliers to provide software systems in your organisation, and the processes in place to mitigate a supply chain attack.
Understand how your organisation would respond to a ransomware attack in your supply chain, and mitigate the impact of a ransomware attack on your organisation.
Understand the risks of connecting to an unknown wifi network and running outdated software.
Understand the controls your organisation has in place to prevent against the leak of sensitive information and to identify and respond to threats to leak data.











