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E097 - The Art of Tabletop Exercises

29 min · 2 de jun de 2026
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Recorded live at RSAC 2026, this episode explores the importance of risk management, tabletop exercises, and incident response planning. Learn how to prepare your team for real-world scenarios and improve your organization's resilience through structured communication events. Project Zero Trust: https://www.amazon.com/Project-Zero-Trust-Strategy-Aligning/dp/1119884845/ref=asc_df_1119884845 [https://www.amazon.com/Project-Zero-Trust-Strategy-Aligning/dp/1119884845/ref=asc_df_1119884845]  Chapters 00:00 Looking Ahead: Insights from RSA Conference 00:37 Understanding Risk Management 02:54 Scenario-based Planning 05:21 The Frequency and Variability of Tabletop Exercises 06:46 Planning for Cyber Attacks 11:13 Team Communication Exercises 16:55 Annual Exercises 17:35 The Role of Non-Technical Teams in Incidents 19:09 Creating Actionable Improvement Plans 20:21 The Importance of In-person Table Top Exercises 22:42 Personal Experiences with Tabletop Exercises 24:28 Tabletop Exercises as Training 26:36 Learnings From Project Zero Trust 27:47 Planning for Future Security Tests 28:50 Outro

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Portada del episodio E097 - The Art of Tabletop Exercises

E097 - The Art of Tabletop Exercises

Recorded live at RSAC 2026, this episode explores the importance of risk management, tabletop exercises, and incident response planning. Learn how to prepare your team for real-world scenarios and improve your organization's resilience through structured communication events. Project Zero Trust: https://www.amazon.com/Project-Zero-Trust-Strategy-Aligning/dp/1119884845/ref=asc_df_1119884845 [https://www.amazon.com/Project-Zero-Trust-Strategy-Aligning/dp/1119884845/ref=asc_df_1119884845]  Chapters 00:00 Looking Ahead: Insights from RSA Conference 00:37 Understanding Risk Management 02:54 Scenario-based Planning 05:21 The Frequency and Variability of Tabletop Exercises 06:46 Planning for Cyber Attacks 11:13 Team Communication Exercises 16:55 Annual Exercises 17:35 The Role of Non-Technical Teams in Incidents 19:09 Creating Actionable Improvement Plans 20:21 The Importance of In-person Table Top Exercises 22:42 Personal Experiences with Tabletop Exercises 24:28 Tabletop Exercises as Training 26:36 Learnings From Project Zero Trust 27:47 Planning for Future Security Tests 28:50 Outro

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E096 - HERS Conference: Fireside Chat with Start-up Founders

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E094 - May the Security Be With You: Security Lessons from Star Wars

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