DORA and PCI DSS
Article will help to introduce DORA requirements to those who have years of cybersecurity experience but are very new to DORA.
A tabletop exercise involves participants discussing and navigating through hypothetical scenarios that simulate real-world cybersecurity incidents. These exercises help organizations evaluate their incident response plans, identify gaps in their strategies, and improve coordination among different teams. By focusing on theoretical scenarios, organizations can refine their processes without the risks associated with live exercises.
At Tenendo, we offer Cyber Tabletop Exercises (TTX) designed to assess your organization’s readiness to handle potential cyber threats and incidents. Our approach leverages scenario-based simulations, crafted to match your specific infrastructure and assets. Here’s a breakdown of how our solution works:
The first step in our Cyber Tabletop Exercise is a thorough discovery phase. During this phase, we gather critical information about your organization’s infrastructure, security controls, and operational procedures. This is an essential step to ensure that the scenarios we create are relevant, realistic, and aligned with your organization’s actual risks.
Based on the information collected during the discovery phase, we will develop potential compromise scenarios tailored to your assets. These scenarios will reflect the most likely attack vectors, vulnerabilities, and threat actors that could target your organization. We understand that scenarios are the primary focus of your team, and we take great care in designing them to challenge your current security posture while also identifying areas of strength.
The exercise itself will be conducted through a scenario-based simulation, where your team will actively participate in responding to simulated cyber incidents. We will guide the session, presenting various attack scenarios, and assess your team’s ability to identify, contain, and recover from the incidents. This will give your team hands-on experience in decision-making, crisis communication, and incident management.
Throughout the exercise, we evaluate how prepared your team is to respond to each scenario based on your existing security measures. Our goal is to provide insights into how well your current setup supports your organization’s ability to manage and mitigate cyber risks. We’ll assess key areas such as response times, incident communication, and coordination across different teams.
Following the exercise, we will provide a final shortened report that includes:
The report will focus on actionable insights, highlighting key areas for improvement based on the outcomes of the exercise. Our goal is to deliver a report that not only captures the lessons learned but also offers clear, practical steps for strengthening your security resilience.
We understand that coordinating with multiple team members can be challenging. To accommodate your team’s schedules, we offer flexible week-based scheduling for the exercise. You can select a week (e.g., “second week of December”), and we will align our availability to suit your team’s needs. This ensures that all stakeholders can participate, making the exercise as effective and collaborative as possible.
The white paper document explores the methodology, testing process, planning, preparation, and expected deliverables.
Article will help to introduce DORA requirements to those who have years of cybersecurity experience but are very new to DORA.
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