Zenaiyo Cybersecurity
Readiness exercises that prove response under pressure
Purple team, tabletops, and ransomware readiness—so gaps show up in a controlled exercise, not during a live breach.
What readiness covers
We pick the exercise shape that matches your maturity—from facilitated tabletop to live purple collaboration.
- Tabletop scenarios for leadership, IT, and communications under a simulated incident.
- Purple team sessions pairing offensive techniques with your defenders in the loop.
- Ransomware readiness: backup assumptions, containment paths, and decision trees.
- Detection-gap notes your SOC or MSP can turn into alerts and playbooks.
What you receive
- Exercise report: what worked, what stalled, and who owned each decision.
- Prioritized readiness backlog for people, process, and tooling.
- Purple handoff notes when detection gaps need engineering follow-up.
- Optional re-run plan after you close the highest-priority gaps.
When readiness is the right buy
Choose readiness when your question is “would we respond well?” rather than “what CVEs exist?” Pairs well after a pentest or red team, or before expanding MDR spend.
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Readiness FAQ
Tabletops, purple team, and ransomware exercises.
What is a tabletop exercise?
?A facilitated scenario where leadership and operators walk decision-making under a simulated incident—without live attack tooling.
What is purple team?
?Do you replace our incident response retainer?
?Should we do readiness before MDR?
?Who should attend?
?Ready to run a readiness exercise?
Tell us who must be in the room and which scenario keeps you up at night—we design the exercise around that.
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