Use cases: a cyber crisis exercise for every goal

Gather the crisis cell, test incident response, prepare for legal obligations, train one person: UnderCrisis generates the matching exercise for your organization.

Tabletop exercise

The crisis cell under pressure, without the weight of a classic exercise.

Your crisis cell meets as it would around a table, but the exercise is played in simulated tools and every decision is traced.

  • Management, IT, legal, communication: each plays their own role.
  • Twists and deadlines land while the exercise runs.
  • A report on who decided what, when, and why it was good or bad.

Incident response readiness

Know before the incident whether your teams will hold.

Check that your teams can detect, respond and recover under pressure, before a real incident does it for you.

  • A realistic incident, from detection to recovery.
  • Simulated mailbox, chat, service desk and calls.
  • A justified score per capability and per phase.
  • Replay the exercise, made harder.

Regulatory training

The legal clocks are running. Are your teams ready?

Practise what the law asks of you during an incident: notify the authority, inform those affected, within the deadlines.

  • GDPR, NIS2 and DORA deadlines, adapted to your country, run during the exercise.
  • Authorities, customers and users expect answers.
  • A certificate of completion for each finished session, and a report that traces every action.

Training and awareness (single-user mode)

Practise your own role, without gathering the whole team.

One person plays. The other characters (colleagues, management, customers) are simulated by the platform.

  • No need to gather the whole crisis cell.
  • A new member, a manager, a student: each practises their own role.
  • The same report and certificate as a group exercise.

Every exercise comes with

  • A scenario generated for your organization
  • Every decision traced
  • A report and an action plan at the end
  • In French, English and Dutch

See your organization under pressure.

Request a demo: a cyber crisis exercise generated for you.