Let customers, employees and the supply chain feel what a cyber crisis means
The impact of a cyber crisis is difficult to explain, especially because it’s unique to every organization. This interactive session will give participants a firsthand experience of what a cyber crisis is like. This fosters recognition, encourages discussion, and provides a shared starting point for next steps within organizations and supply chains.
Our valued customers:
Is this the right solution for your event or supporters?
This interactive cyber crisis experience is designed as a first introduction; to show what happens when things go wrong – and what that demands of people and organizations.
This session is suitable if you:
- are organizing an event, conference or members meeting and want more than just a presentation
- want to give participants a shared view of what a cyber crisis entails at a single moment
- want to let customers, employees or chain partners experience why cyber resilience is not just an IT issue
- want to create awareness, conversation and urgency without heavy preparation or prior knowledge
This session is less suitable if you:
- an in-depth, technical test or red team exercise
- already regularly run realistic crisis simulations and need more in-depth information
- are looking for a fully online or individual session - this experience works by doing it together
The difference between knowing and experiencing
There’s a lot of talk about cyber risks, but the message doesn’t always get through. When people haven’t experienced an incident themselves, it’s hard to imagine that it could happen to anyone.
The solution: an interactive cyber crisis experience
CCRC offers a compact, interactive cyber crisis experience suitable for events and meetings. Participants step into a realistic scenario together and experience the demands of a cyber crisis—without prior knowledge or extensive preparation.
This is how it works:
CCRC uses pre-developed cyber crisis scenarios specifically designed for events and meetings. Each scenario is realistic, relatable, and tailored to a diverse audience, allowing participants to jump right in without prior knowledge.
- Plenary session and group work
- Guidance by experienced cyber crisis professionals
- Up to approximately 40 participants
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Location physical or fully online
We help every type of organization with the right cyber crisis exercise
An interactive crisis experience
For organizations, industry associations, and events where people want to experience for the first time what a cyber crisis truly means. In a short, interactive session, we’ll help you experience the impact of pressure, uncertainty, and coordination, possibly in collaboration with your supply chain partners.
Result: reality check, sense of urgency and first points for improvement.
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Understanding together what needs to be done
For teams that need a shared understanding of roles, mandates, and initial actions during a cyber incident. We clarify who does what, when, and why – also suitable for practicing with chain partners.
Result: insight into whether everyone knows what is expected of him or her, and where the gaps are.
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Practice realistically with your own plan
For organizations with existing plans and runbooks that want to know if they work under real pressure. We practice realistic scenarios based on your context and refine what proves impossible in practice.
Result: plans that work and a team that can execute them.
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Structural improvement
For organizations that want to establish cyber crisis readiness as an ongoing capability. We develop a regular exercise and improvement cycle, including evaluation, repetition, and collaboration.
Result: ingrained routines, measurable progress and predictable response.
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Practising where dependency becomes risk
For organisations that want to practise together with suppliers, partners, or other chain parties how a cyber crisis plays out across the chain. We bring parties together and test how information sharing, decision-making, and continuity actually work beyond organisational boundaries.
Result: less uncertainty, better collaboration, and more control over chain continuity.
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Why organizations choose to conduct cyber exercises with CCRC
You will train decision-making, roles and communication as it feels in a real cyber crisis.
Experienced
crisis professionals:
You practice with people who know how decision-making and collaboration under pressure really work, not junior trainers.
100% focus on cyber crisis exercises:
No consultancy or security services on the side: just training, simulating and improving your crisis response skills.
From first exercise to established routine:
We guide organizations from their very first experience to structured, annual exercises with visible progress.
Frequently asked questions
An Event is a compact, interactive cyber crisis experience for conferences, meetings, or partner days. Participants go through a realistic scenario together without needing prior knowledge or preparation, creating a shared reality check and starting point for follow-up steps.
An Event typically lasts 1.5 hours and accommodates up to approximately 40 participants, guided by an experienced cyber crisis trainer. It can be held physically or fully online.
An Event is a short, low-threshold introduction aimed at awareness and a shared experience, often for a broad audience including customers or partners. An Exercise goes deeper: it clarifies roles, mandates, and initial actions for a specific crisis team over 2.5-3.5 hours.
Yes. An Event is specifically designed to let different audiences, employees, customers, and chain partners, experience the impact of a cyber crisis together, creating a shared reference point for follow-up conversations across organizational boundaries.
No. The Event format requires no prior knowledge or preparation time. It's designed as a first introduction, so participants can join and immediately experience what a cyber crisis demands, regardless of their technical background.
Yes. An Event is designed to produce a reality check, a sense of urgency, and first points for improvement, often forming the starting point for a follow-up Exercise or Simulation.
A traditional tabletop exercise is typically a slower, discussion-based session for an internal team. A CCRC Event is shorter and more interactive, roughly 1.5 hours, designed to create shared urgency and awareness across a broader audience rather than test detailed decision-making in depth.
No. The format and duration are fixed, but the scenario is tailored to the organization's sector, systems, and audience each time, so participants experience something built specifically for their situation rather than a generic run-through.
