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performing-ransomware-tabletop-exercise

Plans and facilitates tabletop exercises simulating ransomware incidents, using realistic scenarios based on threat actors like LockBit and ALPHV/BlackCat with injects covering double extortion and backup destruction, then evaluates responses against NIST CSF and CISA guidelines. Use when planning or running a ransomware tabletop exercise or incident response readiness drill.

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# Performing Ransomware Tabletop Exercise

## When to Use

- Testing organizational ransomware response procedures annually or after major infrastructure changes
- Validating decision-making processes for ransom payment, regulatory notification, and public disclosure
- Training executives, IT, legal, PR, and operations teams on their roles during a ransomware incident
- Meeting cyber insurance policy requirements for documented incident response testing
- Identifying gaps in recovery playbooks, communication plans, and backup procedures

**Do not use** as a substitute for technical controls testing. Tabletop exercises validate procedures and decision-making, not technical detection or prevention capabilities.

## Prerequisites

- Documented incident response plan (IRP) that participants should have read before the exercise
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