StonePath Cyber · Incident Response
Ransomware Readiness Tabletop Exercise
A facilitated ransomware scenario that shows your leadership and IT team exactly where your response would hold — and where it would break.
$1,997 one-time
One-time payment · Secure checkout by Stripe · We email you after checkout to schedule your kickoff
What it is
A senior-led, facilitated tabletop exercise built around a realistic ransomware scenario tailored to your organization. Your named advisor walks leadership and IT through the incident as it unfolds, from first detection to recovery and communication decisions, and captures the gaps that surface. You leave with an after-action report and a prioritized list of improvements.
What’s included
- Tailored ransomware scenario — built around your systems, data and business operations
- Pre-exercise planning call — to agree objectives, participants and scope
- Facilitated tabletop session — run live with your leadership and IT team, remote or on a video call
- Decision-point injects — realistic developments that test escalation, backups, communication and recovery choices
- After-action report — what worked, what did not, and the gaps found
- Prioritized improvement plan — specific, ranked actions to close those gaps
Who it’s for
Leadership teams and IT leads who want to know, before it happens, whether their organization could make sound decisions under ransomware pressure.
Senior-led, embedded
Every StonePath Cyber engagement is led by a named senior advisor who works alongside your team from kickoff to handoff — one accountable point of contact, plain-language findings, and recommendations sized for your organization.
How it works
Pay securely through Stripe.
Agree objectives, participants and scenario scope.
Your advisor facilitates the live tabletop session.
Receive the report and improvement plan.
Questions
Do we need an incident response plan first?
No, but the exercise is more valuable if you have one. If you do not, it will make clear what the plan needs to cover.
Is anything done to our live systems?
No. A tabletop is a discussion-based exercise. Nothing is run against your systems.
Who should attend?
Decision-makers from leadership, IT and, ideally, operations, finance and communications.
Does this certify our readiness?
No. It is an exercise and assessment, not a certification.
Can it be repeated?
Yes. Many organizations rerun a tabletop after making improvements, with a new scenario.
Ransomware Readiness Tabletop Exercise
A facilitated ransomware scenario that shows your leadership and IT team exactly where your response would hold — and where it would break.
$1,997 one-time
Service descriptions reflect general industry practice. Nothing on this page is a compliance determination, a certification, a license, or a guarantee of any outcome. Final scope is confirmed with you in writing before work begins.