Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Interactive cyberattack simulation based on current adversary tactics targeting endpoints, AI systems, and cloud infrastructure
- Designed for CISOs, SOC managers, incident response analysts, and legal and compliance teams
- Features legal perspectives from Norton Rose Fulbright LLP on obligations and liabilities during cyber incidents
- Focuses on decision-making under pressure and team collaboration during escalating breach scenarios
About the Workshop
CrowdStrike’s Cyber Simulation Real-Time Workshop is a virtual, scenario-based exercise that places security professionals in the middle of an evolving cyberattack. The simulation begins with an initial endpoint compromise and escalates to a broader breach affecting AI systems, cloud infrastructure, and sensitive data. Participants use a poll-based application to make decisions at critical junctures, following a choose-your-own-adventure format that reflects the unpredictable nature of real incidents.
The workshop is aimed at security professionals based in Europe, with particular relevance to financial services and other regulated industries where incident response capabilities are critical.
Incident Response and Adversary Tactics
The simulation is built around adversary tactics currently observed in the threat landscape. Participants navigate decisions related to containment, risk management, and communication as the attack progresses across multiple vectors. The scenario addresses the complexity of modern breaches, where attackers move laterally from endpoints into cloud environments and may target AI systems as part of their campaign.
The exercise emphasizes collaboration between technical teams and leadership, reflecting the cross-functional coordination required during actual incidents.
Legal Considerations During Cyber Incidents
Norton Rose Fulbright LLP contributes legal perspectives to the workshop, covering the obligations and liabilities organizations face when responding to cyberattacks. This component addresses regulatory requirements and legal risks that security and compliance teams must consider alongside technical response activities.
Who Should Attend
The workshop is designed for security leaders and practitioners responsible for incident response, including:
- CISOs and security executives
- SOC managers and incident response analysts
- Incident management teams
- Legal and compliance professionals involved in breach response
- Organizations seeking team-based training for cyber crisis scenarios
The format suits both executive and technical audiences who need to practice coordinated decision-making in a controlled environment.