Where There’s Thunder - Part I

The Boardroom Playbook - Part II

Back in the boardroom, Drew Marciano faces tough questions about a recent ransomware breach and the company’s true cyber risk. As pressure builds, he shifts the conversation from past mistakes to a sharper plan for resilience, training, and faster response. With leadership alignment on the line, Drew must prove that cybersecurity is more than an IT issue, it’s a company-wide commitment.

The Boardroom Playbook - Part I

After his startup is acquired, Drew Marciano steps into a new role as CISO and faces a boardroom full of unfamiliar power players with tough questions about cyber risk. As he prepares for a high-stakes follow-up meeting, a string of breaches, including a costly ransomware attack, forces him to confront what went wrong and what’s still at stake. With pressure mounting, Drew turns to a trusted mentor to help him find the right message before time runs out.

When There's Thunder - Part III

With the storm finally subsiding, Maria races to uncover the truth behind the substation anomalies. A high-stakes confrontation at Substation 13 reveals the hacker’s identity, but the team must act quickly to secure the network before the damage spreads. In the end, Maria reflects on the blurred lines between hero and villain in the world of cybersecurity.

Where There's Thunder - Part II

As the storm intensifies, so do the anomalies in the electric co-op’s systems. Maria and the team uncover troubling signs of a potential cyberattack, but the chaos of the storm makes it hard to separate fact from coincidence. Meanwhile, a rogue field technician’s actions raise suspicions, and the clock is ticking to prevent a larger disaster.

Where There’s Thunder - Part I

A thousand-year storm descends on Lost Valley, leaving the local electric co-op scrambling to restore power to its high-profile clients. But when unusual activity is detected at a remote substation, cybersecurity consultant Maria is called in to investigate. As the storm rages, the team begins to suspect that nature isn’t the only force at play.