Organisations are rarely defeated by exotic zero‑days. They’re defeated by decisions made under pressure: a finance team that authorised US$25 million to a deepfake ‘CFO’ on a video call; €1.6 million pushed out of one company in roughly two hours through a Smart‑ID scam; US$2.8 billion lost to invoice fraud in a single year. None of it was stopped by a firewall. And when the target is an energy grid, a utility or a public service, a frozen decision isn’t just a number on the balance sheet, it’s lights, heat and public trust. Cyberatlas rehearses the human layer — leadership, IT, legal and communications deciding together — for critical infrastructure, the public sector, finance and the teams who train them.
Most tabletop sessions end when the talking stops. Cyberatlas keeps going. It captures every decision and conversation, transcribes the discussion and scores the response against your own criteria. You finish with audit‑ready evidence — the kind NIS2 and DORA assessors ask for — not just memories.
Start from a ready‑made example, or describe your organisation in plain language and let the AI co‑designer interview you and draft the whole exercise around your services, policies and risks. Assign roles, tailor the prompts and set the stakes so the rehearsal mirrors your reality.
Timed or facilitator‑triggered injects introduce twists. You may get a breaking‑news headline, a new technical finding, or a regulator’s call that forces your team to adapt. Pause the clock to let a decision play out, then resume. It feels like a real incident because it reacts to your choices.
You decide how to measure success. Define your own rubric. It could be timely leadership decisions, legal and communications alignment, whether trainees applied the lesson, and Cyberatlas’s AI grading the response against it, with concrete strengths, gaps, and next steps.
Audio and chat transcripts reveal how people reason, where they hesitated and how they communicated under pressure. Turn that into sharper training and clearer feedback far beyond a multiple‑choice quiz.
No accounts, no friction. Participants join via a secure invite link. Perfect for cross‑agency exercises, client workshops and the classroom, where friction kills momentum.
Every exercise becomes part of a searchable archive with roles, injects, decisions and evaluations that stay together so you can run, debrief, improve and run again. Over time, you build a living history of how your organisation responds and grows.
Participants join through secure invite links and the session unfolds under your guidance. Every decision and conversation is logged and transcribed in English, Estonian or German. After the exercise, Cyberatlas’s AI evaluation scores the response against your rubric and produces strengths, gaps and next steps.
The result: a clear action plan and a reference point you can return to, run again and improve exercise after exercise.
Tell Cyberatlas your organisation, your audience and the threat you’re worried about, and the AI co‑designer interviews you one question at a time and then drafts the whole exercise: narrative, roles, a timed crisis timeline and your evaluation criteria, grounded in today’s real threats. Refine any field with a single click. When the rehearsal ends, AI evaluation scores the decisions your people actually made against your own rubric with strengths, gaps and next steps, while real‑time, multilingual transcription (English, Estonian and German) turns the discussion into evidence you can act on. You design the flow and let AI do the heavy lifting.
Deepfake / voice‑clone fraud · Finance & executive teams
A finance team joins a routine video call with the CFO where every face and voice is an AI deepfake. Do they pause and verify, or authorise the transfer?
Ransomware & service continuity · Energy, utilities & operations
Operational systems are encrypted, a backup has failed and the press is already calling. Rehearse the isolate, restore, notify and communicate decisions against the clock.
Coordinated attack on public services · Government & critical infrastructure
A cyber‑incident spills across agencies and operators at once. Who coordinates, who speaks publicly, and how fast can the response come together?
Cyber threats won’t wait for you to rehearse. Cyberatlas helps you practise and perfect your response and prove your readiness before the real incident hits.
Let’s talk about how Cyberatlas can strengthen your cyber resilience and turn your next rehearsal into audit‑ready evidence.