Guide to Test, Training, and Exercise Programs for IT Plans and Capabilities¶
Grance, T., Nolan, T., Burke, K., Dudley, R., White, G., & Good, T. (2006). Guide to Test, Training, and Exercise Programs for IT Plans and Capabilities.
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- Wargaming
- Cybersecurity: red-team/blue-team and purple-team engagements, tabletop incident-response drills.
This sourceDefines tabletop and functional incident-response exercises for IT plans — the format under which cyber red-team/blue-team/purple-team drills fall.
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NIST SP 800-84 defines tabletop and functional exercises for IT plans including incident response, but never mentions red-team, blue-team or purple-team engagements.
“Tabletop exercises are discussion-based exercises where personnel meet in a classroom setting or in breakout groups to discuss their roles during an emergency and their responses to a particular emergency situation.”
- Cybersecurity: red-team/blue-team and purple-team engagements, tabletop incident-response drills.
Mechanisms¶
- Scenario Drill
- Its strength is converting a documented response into an executable one and finding readiness and competence gaps on small stakes — the tabletop exercise is a standard way to pressure-test a plan before reality does
This sourcePresents tabletop exercises as low-risk tests of plans and personnel that reveal readiness and training gaps before an adverse event.
- Its strength is converting a documented response into an executable one and finding readiness and competence gaps on small stakes — the tabletop exercise is a standard way to pressure-test a plan before reality does
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