DORA Article 19 mandates major ICT incident reporting within 4 hours of classification, intermediate reports within 72 hours, and final reports within one month. Article 26 requires TLPT for systemically important entities every three years. NIS2 incident notification deadlines are equally demanding. When a cyber incident strikes, speed and coordination determine outcomes but most financial institutions discover gaps in their crisis response only during real incidents.
Our crisis response services help you test defenses before adversaries do, train teams through realistic simulations, and respond effectively when incidents occur. From threat-informed tabletop exercises for executive validation to self-service platforms for ongoing team training to real-time crisis management support, we help financial institutions build the muscle memory that makes the difference between controlled incidents and catastrophic failures.
Which Crisis Response Service Do You Need?
Need facilitated exercises with external validation for board or regulators?
-> Consulting TableTop Exercises
Need frequent internal training for security and operations teams?
-> Tabletop Exercise Platform
Experiencing an active cyber incident right now?
-> Crisis Management – immediate
Want retainer-based access for future incidents?
-> Crisis Management (pre-arranged availability)
Need to test DORA Article 19 notification procedures?
-> Consulting Tabletop Exercises (realistic regulatory timeline simulation)
Want to run monthly tabletop exercises without consultant costs?
-> Platform (unlimited exercises, recurring training)
How these services work together
Most clients start with consulting-led tabletop exercises for board-level validation and external credibility, then adopt the platform for ongoing team training between major exercises. Crisis management retainers provide insurance — pre-arranged access to specialists when real incidents occur, with fees applied only when activated.
Ready to test your incident response?