Playbook Objectives: To test and enhance the organization’s readiness and response capability against threats to its intellectual property. To identify potential security gaps in the company’s network and systems regarding IP protection. To develop a well-coordinated incident response plan that minimizes the damage and recovery time in case of actual intellectual property theft. To train

Playbook Objectives: To evaluate the security team’s ability to detect, analyze, and respond to sophisticated cyber deception tactics. To enhance the company’s defense mechanisms by exposing them to simulated advanced persistent threats (APTs) and deceptive techniques. To train the IT and cybersecurity personnel in implementing proactive measures and developing adaptive defense strategies against deceptive cyber-attacks.

Playbook Objectives: To enhance the capabilities of the Incident Response Team (IRT) in identifying, analyzing, and mitigating evasive malware threats. To test and refine the organization’s existing protocols for detecting and responding to sophisticated malware that may utilize obfuscation, polymorphism, or other evasion techniques. To educate cybersecurity personnel on the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs)

Playbook Objectives: To simulate a complex cyber-attack on a corporate network to test the incident response capabilities of the security team To assess the effectiveness of the Incident Command System (ICS) in orchestrating a coordinated response to contain, eradicate, and recover from a cyber-attack To identify gaps in current security posture and incident response plans

Scenario: Global United Insurance Co., a prominent insurance company with a flourishing online presence, became a target for a sophisticated phishing attack. The corporation’s cybersecurity team discovered a fake website that was cleverly designed to replicate the company’s client portal. Using social engineering tactics, the attackers disseminated emails to customers, inducing them to “verify their

Playbook Objectives: To enhance the defensive capabilities of the Blue Team against advanced cyber threats. To validate the effectiveness of current security controls and incident response procedures. To identify potential security weaknesses and improve overall cybersecurity posture. To provide hands-on experience in a safe, simulated environment that mimics a real-life cyber attack. To increase team

Playbook Objectives To create and implement a defensive strategy against container-based vulnerabilities and orchestrated cyber threats. To enhance the incident response capabilities of the security team. To validate the effectiveness of the existing security measures within containerized environments. To educate personnel on recognizing and responding to orchestrated cyber-attacks targeting container infrastructure. Difficulty Level Advanced: This

Playbook Objectives: To enhance the organization’s ability to identify, respond to, and mitigate an advanced persistent threat (APT) within a controlled environment. To simulate a sophisticated, multi-staged attack on the company’s network infrastructure, designed to expose potential weaknesses and test the effectiveness of security measures. To train the incident response team (IRT) in recognizing subtle

Playbook Objectives Assess the current state of vulnerability to Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks within the organization. Educate the IT security team and relevant employees on the identification and prevention of BEC threats. Develop and practice response strategies to a BEC incident, including detection, containment, eradication, recovery, and post-event analysis. Test the effectiveness of communication