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ARTICLE · 17 FEBRUARY 2020

Why Cyber Tabletop Exercises Are A Must-Do For Organisations In 2020

'Don't be left in the dark' was the theme for Privacy Awareness Week 2019 in Australia. What is your organisation doing in 2020 to ensure you're not left high and dry when the lights go out?

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'Don't be left in the dark' was the theme for Privacy Awareness Week 2019 in Australia. What is your organisation doing in 2020 to ensure you're not left high and dry when the lights go out?

With so much noise about cyber risk, often organisations are left wondering how to meaningfully tackle this ever-evolving threat. While many organisations invest time and resources in preventing the occurrence of a cyber incident that could put the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of data and information systems at risk, less frequently organisations prepare for the occurrence of an incident.

So how can you improve your organisation's cyber resilience?

In two simple steps, organisations can do this by developing an incident response plan and testing it through a simulated incident called a 'tabletop exercise'.

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