Security Training

Incident Response Training

We prepare your teams to act fast and calmly when an incident hits, drilling the decisions, roles and communication that decide whether a security event stays contained or turns into a crisis.

TabletopGuided exercises
Role-BasedClear ownership
NIST IRProven playbooks
Post-ReviewLessons captured
What we cover

We rehearse the response so it holds under pressure

The middle of an incident is the worst time to work out who does what. We run your people through realistic scenarios so roles, decisions and escalation are second nature when it counts.

Detection & Triage

Recognising the early signs of an incident and judging how serious it really is.

Spotting it

Roles & Escalation

Who leads, who acts and who to call as an event moves from alert to full response.

Clear ownership

Containment Steps

The practical actions that stop an incident spreading without destroying the evidence.

Limit the damage

Evidence & Records

Capturing the right logs and notes so investigation and reporting hold up later.

Sound records

Communication

Briefing leadership, staff, customers and regulators clearly while under pressure.

Getting the word out

Recovery & Review

Restoring services safely and running an honest review that improves the next response.

Back to normal

When an Incident Hits, Practised Teams Recover and Panicked Ones Struggle.

A serious incident tests people, not just technology. Under pressure, teams that have never rehearsed lose time arguing over who is in charge, act without recording what they did, or say the wrong thing to customers and regulators. Those first hours shape the cost, the downtime and the reputational damage far more than the original attack does.

We put your responders through realistic tabletop and scenario exercises based on the threats you actually face. People practise their roles, work the decisions and test your plans against pressure, then we run an honest debrief that sharpens the playbook. You end up with a team that knows how to respond, and a plan proven against something close to the real thing.

Standards and Frameworks We Train To

  • Our exercises follow the incident handling lifecycle in NIST SP 800-61 and the response controls of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.
  • Scenarios are built from real adversary behaviour using MITRE ATT&CK, so your team practises against techniques attackers genuinely use.
  • Where you operate a management system, we align response duties and reporting to ISO 27001 and ISO 27035 on information security incident management.
Standards

Aligned to the frameworks that matter

Our testing follows the methodologies that set the global standard for application security.

NIST SP 800-61 NIST CSF ISO 27035 ISO 27001 MITRE ATT&CK