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Cyber incidents are not just an IT problem. They require a coordinated response from multiple departments to minimize damage and recover efficiently. A well-structured tabletop exercise (TTX) ensures that all key stakeholders are prepared to act when a cyber crisis strikes. 



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<li>Related eBook: <a href="https://www.scworld.com/whitepaper/cyber-nado-preparing-for-the-storm-a-guide-to-incident-response-tabletop-exercises">Cyber-nado: Preparing for the storm — A guide to incident response tabletops</a></li>
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This infographic highlights the essential roles that should be at the table, including:



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<li> IT and security</li>



<li>Legal and compliance</li>



<li>PR and communications</li>



<li>Executive leadership</li>



<li>HR</li>
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By assembling the right response team and clearly defining responsibilities, organizations can enhance collaboration, streamline decision-making, and strengthen their cybersecurity resilience before a real incident occurs.
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Cyber incident response: Who’s at the table?

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