Increase the Challenge
In this 3rd episode of September’s crisis simulation exercise series, Rob discusses increasing the challenge as it relates to your exercise program.
PreparedEx has thousands of hours of preparedness experience in continuity planning, running drills, functional exercises, tabletop exercises, and corporate wargames. The methods we employ have their genesis in the age-old military wargames. Our techniques are far less expensive, and much more quickly applied, than actually building and testing a new concept or technology….
In the ever-changing digital world, complying with SOC 2 requirements is necessary for businesses to protect their systems’ security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. Tabletop exercises have emerged as a critical method to validate SOC 2 incident response plan compliance. This blog post delves into how these exercises align with the nine principles essential…
In episode 13 of the PreparedEx podcast, we discuss exercise criteria and provide some examples of exercise criteria and how PreparedEx evaluate using a tool known as Fulcrum. Benchmarking one facility or one area of the business against others essential provides better data and overall understand of where the organization is with respect to readiness….
In the previous CC Series Short, 5-Step Process, Step One – Initial Preparation (Part 1), Rob discussed some points regarding what is involved in the initial preparation stage of an exercise. In this short video clip, Rob Burton delves further into Step-1. Do you have questions regarding The 5-Step Process? Contact us today!
As we look toward 2026, many of our clients are already thinking about their budgets. At PreparedEx, we know that resilience planning, training, and exercises aren’t just “line items”—they’re investments in your people, your reputation, and your ability to lead when it matters most. That’s why we like to make this part of the process…
In today’s world, the possibility of encountering an active shooter situation is a reality that no business can afford to ignore. For warehouse operations, where many employees work in expansive facilities, the threat presents unique challenges that demand careful planning and swift action. In this article, we’ll explore the dynamics of an active shooter scenario…
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