Tabletop exercises
Rehearse the crisis before it's real.
Tremor brings the crisis to each participant's phone: it rings, messages, emails and news arrive, and every decision is logged with a timestamp. At the end, the report shows where the plan broke.
Ransomware doesn't send a warning
The costliest decisions in an incident happen in the first hours: shut down or not, pay or not, what to tell customers and regulators.
How an exercise runs
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Scenario
Pick a scenario or generate one with AI from a briefing. The checker flags problems before you publish.
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Participants
Everyone joins from the iOS and Android app or the web, with a sign-in link or SSO, and goes through a readiness checklist.
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Exercise
The facilitator triggers, pauses and resumes. Events arrive as calls, messages, emails, news, posts and decision cards.
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Report
A timeline with every decision and its time, AI grading of answers and an executive summary, in PDF.
What Tremor delivers
A controlled rehearsal of your company's worst week.
A phone that rings
The call arrives as a real call on the phone, in the persona's voice, recorded or synthetic.
Simulated channels in the app
Messaging, email, news, social feed and decision cards, always marked as an exercise.
Crisis room
A team chat during the exercise, with pinned messages, plus a projection screen for the room with no login.
AI-assisted scenarios
Generate from a briefing, import, export and duplicate scenarios, with attachments like logs and ransom notes.
Report and evidence
PDF, CSV and JSON export and the full event log for auditors, regulators and insurers.
Built for resellers
Multi-tenant: resellers manage their own customers, and each level sees only its own data. SSO, MFA and audit forwarding to your SIEM.
Who it's for
Executives and board
Business decisions in a crisis, with incomplete information and time pressure.
IT and security
Containment, recovery and coordination with the SOC and vendors.
Legal, compliance and communications
Notifying regulators and affected people, press and customers.
Resellers and MSSPs
Exercises across your whole customer base, each customer's data kept separate.
Frequently asked questions
What is a tabletop exercise?
An incident simulation where the people who make decisions in a crisis respond, in real time, to a realistic scenario. No production system is touched.
Do participants need to install anything?
To receive calls and messages on their phone, yes: the Tremor app for iOS or Android. They can also join from the web. Access is by link or SSO.
What does the company get at the end?
A report with the timeline, each decision and its time, graded answers and an executive summary, in PDF, plus CSV and JSON export.
Can a reseller run exercises for several customers?
Yes. Tremor is multi-tenant: resellers manage their own customers, and each customer sees only its own data.
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Find where the plan breaks, on a day without an incident.
Tell us your company size and the scenario that worries you most. We'll put together the exercise proposal.
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