AI-powered tabletop exercises that prepare your security team and executives for real-world cyber crises. Meet NIS2 testing requirements with documented, repeatable crisis simulations.
Meet IncidentFlow — learn what the platform is, how exercises work, and why they're worth running.
A platform for running crisis simulations — exercises where your team makes decisions in response to a realistic cyberattack scenario.
A moderator runs the exercise while participants vote on decisions by scanning a QR code with their phone. No installation, no accounts — just a browser.
Test how your organization responds to incidents before a real one happens. Get a report with actionable recommendations.
From scenario generation to post-exercise analytics — a complete platform for crisis readiness.
Generate custom crisis scenarios tailored to your industry, threat landscape, and team maturity level.
Every decision changes the story. No two exercises are the same. Explore cascading consequences in real time.
Track financial, reputational, and operational impact of every decision your team makes under pressure.
Purpose-built scenarios for board members AND SOC analysts. Different perspectives, unified readiness.
Detailed scoring, actionable recommendations, and longitudinal improvement tracking across exercises.
No installation. No infrastructure. Invite your team and launch your first exercise in minutes.
The NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555) requires essential and important entities to regularly assess the effectiveness of their cybersecurity measures. Tabletop exercises are an industry-standard method for meeting these obligations.
Policies and procedures to assess the effectiveness of cybersecurity risk-management measures — including incident handling and crisis management.
Management bodies must approve, oversee, and can be held personally liable for cybersecurity risk-management measures. Regular training is mandatory.
Regulators can demand results of security audits and underlying evidence. Exercise reports serve as documented compliance proof.
for essential entities that fail to implement Art. 21 measures
Polish UKSC — in force from April 2026. First compliance audit due by April 2028.
Entities must notify their CSIRT within 24 hours of a significant incident. Document your response readiness with exercise records.
Professionally crafted exercises based on real-world incidents. Launch one today or generate your own.
During the exercise, your team makes decisions in a simulated crisis. Every decision has real consequences — it impacts finances, reputation, operational continuity, regulatory compliance, and technical security.
Even the best decision in a crisis has its cost — there are no consequence-free options. But a good decision minimizes losses, while a bad one deepens them.
After the exercise, you receive a readiness assessment report with specific recommendations on what to improve.
Satisfactory response
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Sample exercise result
Don't wait for a real incident — or a regulatory audit — to find the gaps. Launch a tabletop exercise today and build the muscle memory your team needs.
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