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Is Your District Ready for a Cyber Incident?

Join our expert-led Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises to test your readiness, improve coordination, and build confidence before an incident strikes.

FOR K-12 & SPECIAL DISTRICTS ACROSS OREGON

Tabletop Series - Fall 2025

Locations

Salem • Bend/Prineville • Medford

When

Late October – Early November 2025

Day 1: K-12 School Districts

Focused scenarios and discussions tailored to the unique challenges faced by K-12 environments.

Day 2: Special Districts

Customized exercises addressing the specific cybersecurity concerns of special district operations.

Details and registration coming soon. Space will be limited! — Join the waitlist to be notified for early access to reserve a spot.

Why Tabletop Exercises Are Essential for Schools & Special Districts

Safe Environment Testing

Test your incident response plan in a safe, guided environment without real-world consequences.

Identify Gaps

Discover gaps in communication, coordination, and decision-making before they become problems.

Align Teams

Align IT, leadership, and public safety on roles and expectations during a crisis.

Meet Requirements

Satisfy cybersecurity insurance and compliance requirements with documented exercises.

Build Confidence

Build confidence across your team to handle real incidents when they occur.

Two Ways to Engage

1

Join a Scheduled Tabletop Event

2

Book a Custom Tabletop for Your District

Participants & Activities

Engage Your Team!

Ideal participants for tabletop events include organizational members involved in IT, leadership, communications, legal, safety, and incident response positions.

Technology Directors & IT Teams

Superintendents & Assistant Supers

Communications & Risk Management

Safety & Emergency Preparedness Teams

School Boards (for policy-level tabletop variants)

Scenario-Based Simulation

Realistic cyber incident scenarios tailored specifically to K-12 or special district operations and systems.

Facilitated Discussion

Expert-guided conversations led by experienced incident responders who understand education environments.

Key Participants

IT, leadership, communications, legal, safety — anyone with a stake in incident response should participate.

Outcomes

Actionable recommendations, stronger team alignment, and documentation to support compliance requirements.

Trusted by Districts Like Yours

Proven Experience

Extensive experience working with K-12 and special districts across the country on cybersecurity preparedness.

Expert Methodology

Experts in NIST frameworks, incident response best practices, and tabletop facilitation techniques.

Partnership Approach

No fear tactics — just partnership, expertise, and actionable recommendations you can implement.

Ongoing Support

Post-event support to help you strengthen your plan and implement recommendations.

The tabletop exercise was eye-opening for our entire team. We discovered gaps in our response plan that we never would have found until we were in a real crisis. Now we feel much more prepared.
John Doe
Technology Director, Central School District

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