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Learn How To Prepare Your IT Team For Any Disaster with An Incident Response Plan
Every IT organization should have an Incident Response Plan (IRP). It is intended as a guide for IT staff to use in the event that the organization suffers any disaster described in the plan.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommends and provides guidance on how to conduct an IRP Tabletop Review. NIST Special Publication 800-84 outlines the importance of tabletop exercises to ensure the organization has considered threats to business continuity. The exercise can also reveal the extent to which the IT team understands how they should respond to different kinds of threats and incidents.
Our exercises are:
Conducted by former
IT executives with
real-world experience
Based on
NIST 800-84
Guidelines
Tailored to your
specific industry and
threat landscape
"Working with eGroup Enabling Technologies on developing tabletop exercises for our top threats was an integral part of upgrading our information security risk management plan. It was a great experience and helped us identify and fill critical gaps in our own internal procedures. These documented exercises are serving as a training tool for all IT staff as well."
"Not only did you help us craft a modern-day incident response plan, but we also rolled that straight into tabletop exercises. That helped us really feel way more prepared and allows us to check the boxes in client risk assessments and insurance questionnaires."
Contact eGroup Enabling Technologies today to schedule your
Incident Response Tabletop Exercise and fortify your inevitable cyber response.
Need an Incident Response Plan before you test it?
If you aren’t ready for a tabletop exercise, we also can help create the initial plan.
Contact our team to begin building and/or testing your Incident Response Plan today!
