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Prove Your Team Practices the Plan.

Run tabletop exercises with structured records. Track training completion. Close after-action items with owners and deadlines. Show auditors and insurers a pattern of practice, not just a plan.

Structured tabletop exercisesTraining completion recordsAuditor and insurer-ready evidence

Where teams get stuck

Plans Exist. Proof of Practice Does Not.

Most teams have an IR plan. Few can prove they exercise it, track training, and close the gaps each drill reveals.

Last Quarter's Tabletop Exercise Has Vanished

Notes were taken, but they live in a doc nobody can find. When insurers ask for evidence, you rebuild it from scratch.

Training Completion Records Are Scattered

Security awareness and IR training happen, but completion records live in three places. Auditors ask for proof and you spend hours pulling LMS screenshots.

The Same Gaps Reappear Every Exercise

Tabletop exercises surface improvements. Those items end up in meeting notes, lose ownership, and never get closed. Next exercise, same findings.

This replaces undocumented exercises, scattered training screenshots, and after-action items that live in meeting notes.

Workflow

Five Steps from Plan to Provable Readiness

Each exercise builds on the last. Remediation items close gaps. Evidence accumulates with every cycle.

01
Plan
Define incident response plans, playbooks, roles, and communications procedures. Assign owners.
02
Train
Assign security awareness and IR-specific training. Track completion with timestamps and records.
03
Practice
Run tabletop exercises with structured scenarios. Capture participants, observations, and after-action items.
04
Improve
Track remediation items from exercises to completion. Each item links to the finding and the control it addresses.
05
Prove
Give auditors and insurers structured access to readiness records through Trust Center. Every access is logged.

Readiness evidence grows with every exercise cycle.

Inside the platform

A Trail of Exercises, Not Just a Binder of Plans

Every tabletop captures scenario, participants, findings, and follow-up status. Auditors and insurers see proof of practice.

Aurora simulations workspace showing readiness exercises, findings, and follow-up status.

Exercise history with outcomes

Every tabletop and drill has a dated record with participants and findings.

Share with control

Share Readiness Proof without Exposing Your Workspace

Give auditors and insurers structured access to exercise records, training, and remediation. Every access is logged.

Simulation and session records

Scenario, participants, observations, and after-action notes. Auditors and insurers see that you practice, not just plan.

Training completion

Assignments, completion dates, and acknowledgement records. Organized by role, period, and training type.

Remediation trail

After-action items with owners, due dates, and completion status. Show that exercises lead to measurable improvements.

Want to See This with Your IR Plan?

Share your readiness requirements. We'll show how exercises, training, and remediation connect to your compliance program.

Common questions

Incident Readiness Questions We Hear Most

Will insurers accept these records?
Insurers look for evidence that you practice incident response, not just that you have a plan. Aurora captures exercise records, training completion, and remediation progress. These are the artifacts underwriters evaluate when assessing your risk posture.
How often should we run tabletop exercises?
Most frameworks and insurers expect at least annually. Aurora tracks exercise cadence so you can set reminders and maintain a history. Teams running quarterly exercises build a stronger record over time.
Can we customize scenarios?
Yes. Aurora supports custom scenarios tailored to your environment, including ransomware, insider threat, supply chain compromise, or anything specific to your risk profile. Each exercise captures the scenario, participants, and findings.
How does this connect to our compliance program?
Incident readiness evidence feeds directly into your SOC 2, ISO 27001, or CMMC workflows. Training records, exercise history, and remediation items link to controls and frameworks, so you prove readiness once and reuse it across audits.

Aurora Command does not guarantee compliance outcomes. It helps you organize and document the work.

Next Step

Explore the Workflow on Your Own Time

Explore the workflow first. Book time when you want your own IR plan and exercise history walked through.

Live walkthrough
Show Insurers and Auditors You Actually Practice the Plan
Share your readiness requirements. We'll show how exercises, training, and follow-through connect to your program.
No obligation. We'll show how exercises, training records, and remediation evidence connect to your compliance program.