Crisis drills before a real emergency occurs
Good preparation determines how a crisis unfolds.
Emergency plans and manuals describe what should be done. However, whether a team truly acts in a coordinated manner in an emergency only becomes apparent under pressure, when the situation is unclear and both internal and external communication are taking place simultaneously. A crisis simulation reveals weaknesses while they are still inconsequential.
Furthermore, regulations such as NIS2 and effective business continuity management require proof that crisis preparedness measures are effective.
How AI makes your crisis drill more realistic.
Tailored Scenarios: Scenarios That Fit Your Organization
You provide a few details about the context, critical processes, stakeholders, and objectives. This results in a scenario that aligns with your actual risks.
Adaptive Progression: The exercise responds to your decisions
The AI tracks the crisis management team’s decisions and communications and continues to develop the scenario in real time. How the exercise unfolds depends on how your team responds.
Many Channels: A Realistic Assessment of the Situation
The team receives updates via email, chat, social media, press inquiries, call logs, and situation reports. The information comes in simultaneously from multiple sources, just as it would in an emergency.
Shorter preparation time: Less work before the exercise
AI handles most of the work on scenarios and video clips. This shortens the preparation time, leaving more time for evaluation and follow-up actions.
Here’s how an exercise works
01 Analysis and Target Vision
We identify relevant risks, participants, and learning objectives.
02 Scenario Design
We develop a realistic scenario tailored to your organization.
03 Execution
The exercise is facilitated and tool-supported in a safe environment.
04 Analysis
We document our findings and develop specific actions based on them.
What your organization gains
Practical
You’ll practice scenarios that are relevant to your organization.
Safe Learning Environment
Errors have no consequences and can be analyzed at your leisure.
Experienced Consulting
Experienced consultants guide participants through the entire exercise.
Specific Measures
The result will be concrete measures for your crisis management plan.
Documented Procedure
The tool-supported process records decisions in a way that makes them traceable.
Safe Operation
The exercise runs on internal infrastructure without an Internet connection. Information security and data protection requirements are met.
What types of emergencies do you train for?
Cyberattacks and IT Outages
A ransomware attack or the failure of critical IT systems brings processes to a standstill. This exercise demonstrates how your team sets priorities under time pressure and coordinates efforts among IT, management, and communications.
Business Interruption and Business Continuity
If locations, supply chains, or critical resources fail, a rapid recovery is essential. This exercise tests your business continuity plans against a realistic disruption scenario and identifies gaps in your emergency procedures.
Reputation and Communication Crisis
An incident becomes public and spreads through the media and social media channels. The exercise simulates the coordination between internal and external communications before a real-life emergency occurs. Press inquiries and reactions come in real time.
Crisis Management and Leadership Under Pressure
In a crisis management team, people make decisions when the situation is unclear and under time pressure. The exercise trains the team to work together and demonstrates how leadership functions under real-world stress.
