Building PPP Resilience Through National Level Cyber Exercises
summary
Digipool runs a year‑long programme culminating in a 3-day intensive remote exercise (TIETO20) that puts companies, police, NCSC and broadcasters into a shared crisis with red/white teams, simulated news injects and sector ISAAC groups. Participants from ~10 industries log roughly 10,000 working hours; five CERT operators handle ~200 incident tickets through a purpose‑built incident‑handling tool. A tested major incident management model proves practical for public‑private coordination and yields concrete follow‑up actions for Theater22.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:08Theater 20 exercise overview
- 5:41Exercise goals and benefits
- 7:45Simulation structure and scope
- 10:16Educational modules
- 13:32Game scenarios and communication
- 15:40Three-day execution and sharing
- 17:49Follow-up workshops and evaluation
- 18:51NCSC’s approach
- 21:19ISACs role and incident handling
- 23:28Major incident management model
- 24:31Lessons learned
- 25:35Summary and Q&A
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