Learn from Global (primarily Ukraine)

The Day the World
Felt NotPetya's Fury

In 2017, NotPetya malware crippled global businesses, causing an estimated $10 billion in damages. With Incident Drill, your team can practice responding to similar destructive attacks and build resilience against future threats.

Global (primarily Ukraine) | 2017 | Security (Malware)

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The Devastating Impact of Unpreparedness

Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and destructive. The NotPetya attack demonstrated the catastrophic consequences of a compromised software supply chain and inadequate incident response. Many organizations were completely unprepared, leading to irreversible data loss, system-wide shutdowns, and massive financial losses.

PREPARE YOUR TEAM

Incident Drill: Your Cyber Resilience Training Ground

Incident Drill provides realistic incident simulations to prepare your team for real-world cyberattacks. Our NotPetya simulation allows you to experience the challenges of containing a destructive malware outbreak, identifying the attack vector, and restoring critical systems. Build muscle memory, refine your incident response plans, and improve your communication protocols.

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Realistic Simulation

Experience the chaos of a NotPetya-like attack in a controlled environment.

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Root Cause Analysis

Investigate the attack vector and identify vulnerabilities in your systems.

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Containment Strategies

Practice isolating infected systems and preventing further spread of malware.

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Recovery Procedures

Develop and test procedures for restoring data and critical services.

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Team Communication

Improve communication and coordination during incident response.

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Post-Incident Review

Analyze the simulation and identify areas for improvement.

WHY TEAMS PRACTICE THIS

Prepare for the Unthinkable

✓ Reduce the impact of future cyberattacks
✓ Improve incident response speed and efficiency
✓ Strengthen your security posture
✓ Enhance team collaboration and communication
✓ Identify and address vulnerabilities
✓ Protect your organization's reputation and bottom line

June 27, 2017

Compromised Ukrainian Accounting Software Update

Hours Later

NotPetya Spreads Rapidly Globally

Days Later

Systems Locked, Data Irrecoverable. Critical Failure

How It Works

Step 1: Simulation Start

Experience the initial signs of the NotPetya attack.

Step 2: Investigation

Analyze the malware and identify the attack vector.

Step 3: Containment

Implement strategies to stop the spread of the malware.

Step 4: Recovery

Restore critical systems and data.

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The Day the World Felt NotPetya's Fury