Use cases

Beyond IT. Exercises for the incidents that reach the plant floor.

Most tools stop at data breaches. Tabletop.ai runs both office IT scenarios and plant-floor ones, so the whole enterprise, and every business unit, can rehearse the events that actually threaten operations and safety.

Industries

Where it fits.

Manufacturing and the plant floor

Ransomware crossing from office IT into the plant floor, tampering with the machines that run production, and keeping the automatic safety systems intact, where a cyber incident becomes a physical-safety incident.

Energy and utilities

A tampered vendor update reaching the systems that run the grid, disruption to those controls, and coordinated events that test both operations and regulatory reporting duties.

Financial services

Wire fraud, a breach at an outside supplier, and disclosure decisions under regulator scrutiny, with your lawyers in the room and the record kept privileged.

Healthcare

Patient-data breach, a compromised connected medical device, and continuity of care when clinical systems go dark.

Scenario library

A sample of what your team can rehearse.

Each scenario is tagged IT or OT. IT is your office and business systems; OT, operational technology, is the equipment that runs physical operations on the plant floor.

01

Enterprise ransomware

IT

Encryption spreads across shared systems. The team weighs containment, ransom, disclosure, and business continuity in real time.

02

Plant-floor supply-chain compromise

OT

A trusted vendor update carries malware into the systems that run physical equipment. Safety, uptime, and vendor-liability questions collide.

03

Attack on the automatic safety systems

OT

An adversary targets the last-line safety controls of a physical process. The exercise forces the hardest trade-offs between cyber response and physical safety.

04

Third-party and vendor breach

IT

A supplier is compromised and your data is exposed. The team tests notification duties, contractual leverage, and containment.

By the numbers

Built to produce a defensible record.

15
Ready-to-run scenarios, covering both IT and the plant floor (operational technology)
6
Readiness areas every exercise scores, mapped to the NIST cybersecurity framework
3
Documents per exercise: an after-action report, a privileged risk memo, and a board scorecard
1 : N
One head-office program, many business units, each kept strictly separate

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