When it happens, who makes the first call, and do they know it?
We run cybersecurity incident, compliance, and business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) tabletop exercises. We rehearse a realistic attack with your leaders and IT, and you leave with a rewritten first-hour playbook. If an incident is already under way, we investigate.
One Principal Engineer leads it from the first call until your team has adopted the work and trusts it. Each step shows what it means for this engagement.
Step 01
Discovery Call
30 minutes with the Principal Engineer who would lead this engagement. Free, and no sales handoff.
Step 02
Direct Assessment
PrepareInterviews to build a realistic scenario.
Step 03
Shared Roadmap
Collaborative definition of top priorities.
Step 04
PE-Led Delivery
ExerciseA facilitated session with timed injects.
Step 05
Outcome Assurance
ScoreWhere decisions stalled and why.
RewriteUpdate the playbook the same day where possible.
Clients' own words, shared with their permission. Some chose to name their company.
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We contacted the Vizius Group at short notice after hours upon realizing that data for one of our online applications was at serious risk of being compromised. They immediately responded and convened a meeting with us to determine exactly what the issues were. I was surprised to learn that by the time they got on the call with us the team had already done their research and were able to dialog with us about the risks and the appropriate way forward. Always ready and open to update us on what was happening, Mr. Glenn Johnson went above and beyond to ensure that we understood what was happening. I would without a doubt recommend the Vizius Group to anyone in search of responsive and professional cyber security services.
Clive SmithManaging Director, British Virgin Islands Airport Authority
Ready when you are
Thirty minutes with the Principal Engineer who would lead the work. Pick a time on the spot, or email us.
A scenario built from your systems, vendors and threats, not a generic script
A facilitated exercise with leadership, IT, finance and communications
A scored readout and a rewritten first-hour playbook
Incident investigation and scoping when something has already happened
Who you'll work with
A Principal Engineer, not a salesperson
Likely lead: Max Dinges or Cameron Cromer. You talk to the engineer who does the work on Ransomware & Incident Tabletop Exercises.
Questions buyers ask
Who should attend?
The people who would make decisions in the first hour: leadership, IT, finance, legal or HR, and communications.
Can you help during a live incident?
Yes. Call us. We investigate, scope what happened and help you decide what to do next. The incident page has the number.
How often should we run one?
At least once a year, and after major changes such as an acquisition or a new ERP.
More detail
We run cybersecurity incident, compliance, and business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) tabletop exercises. The first hour of an incident decides most of the damage. We run a realistic ransomware or payment-fraud scenario with your leaders and IT, find where the plan breaks, and leave you with a rewritten first-hour playbook. If an incident is already under way, we investigate.
Clive SmithManaging Director, British Virgin Islands Airport Authority
