AI Tabletops on Demand

Cyber Tabletop Exercises
on Demand

With AI Tabletops, design, run, and document realistic cyber incident simulations in the same Rex Platform your team uses during live response. Threats never stop evolving. Neither should your readiness.

Exercise
in One Platform

AI Tabletops is an agentic AI exercise solution built on the Rex Platform™. It covers the whole lifecycle, from scenario design to the after-action report, for executives or a single team.

Readiness Needs More Than One Day a Year

Most organizations validate incident response once a year. That exercise takes weeks to build and is stale almost immediately, while stakeholders, procedures, and threats keep moving. Offensive AI only speeds that up.

Readiness decays between exercises Readiness starts at 100% at the annual exercise and falls to roughly a quarter of that by month 12, as threat tactics evolve, staff turns over, an acquisition lands, regulations change and the tech stack moves. The whole year is a readiness gap. Annual exercise Month 3Threat tactics evolve Month 5New employees and staff turnover Month 6M&A transaction occurs Month 8Regulations change Month 11Enterprise tech stack changes The 365-day readiness gap

Rex AI Runs the Process.
People Make the Decisions

The Rex AI® Exercise Agent, orchestrated through Maestro, takes on the procedural work around a tabletop. People keep the judgment, the approvals, and the risk decisions.

01Scenario Design

Build organization-specific simulations around emerging threats, incident types, business units, dependencies, and response requirements.

02Moderator Content

Generate moderator guides, exercise timelines, discussion prompts, scenario injects, decision points, and participant materials.

03Playbook Testing

Validate existing procedures against a realistic scenario to find outdated steps, missing information, unclear ownership, and handoffs that do not work.

04Out-of-Band Practice

Rehearse moving coordination off corporate email and collaboration tools, so the team knows how to operate when those systems cannot be trusted.

05Live Orchestration

Deliver scenario developments, hold context, and coordinate participant actions as facts change during the exercise.

06Reports and Actions

Produce after-action reports, executive summaries, gap analyses, and prioritized improvements without a long manual discovery process.

Security Detects.
The Enterprise Responds.

Cyber incidents do not stay inside the SOC, so the exercise should not either.
Run the whole enterprise, or run the one handoff that needs work.

Enterprise-Wide

Bring security, legal, privacy, IT, communications, risk, business leaders, executives, and outside partners into one simulation.

Focused Micro-Exercises

Test one team, one incident type, one business unit, or one decision point without producing a full-scale event.

Team Alignment

Keep teams aligned to the same facts instead of separate timelines and side channels.

Continuous Improvement

Update roles, procedures, and playbooks from what you find, then retest later to confirm the gap actually closed.

Product Demo

See AI Tabletops in Action

From threat headline to a running exercise, in one conversation with Maestro.

On-Demand Practice vs. Manual Production

AI Tabletops on Demand
Annual, monthly, biweekly, or whenever conditions change
Rex AI creates scenarios, moderator content, injects, and runbooks
Enterprise-wide exercises or focused micro-exercises
Governed Rex Platform with protected out-of-band communications
Consistent record, executive summaries, gap analysis, and recommended actions
Continuous validation and system-driven improvement
Common Tabletop Program
Annual or periodic
Manual scenario development, scheduling, and content production
Large, multi-team exercises requiring significant planning and coordination
Often separate from live-response tools
Manually assembled notes and after-action report
Periodic readiness snapshot
You cannot build incident response muscle memory with one carefully staged conversation a year. Teams need repeated practice across incident types, handoffs, and decision points.
Stephen Garcia, CISO of BreachRx Stephen Garcia CISO, BreachRx

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AI Tabletops on Demand replace our annual tabletop exercise?

It can run an enterprise-wide simulation or a focused exercise for one team, procedure, incident type, or decision point. You set the cadence and delivery model for each one. Whether it replaces your annual tabletop depends on your requirements. Many BreachRx customers have replaced their annual tabletops with the AI Tabletops on Demand.

Do we still need an experienced facilitator?

Use experienced facilitation wherever it adds value. Rex AI takes on the manual scenario development and reporting, so internal leaders or outside experts spend their time on scenario quality, coaching, and risk judgment.

Does the AI make incident decisions?

No. Rex AI coordinates procedural work and keeps the exercise moving as facts change. Human participants remain responsible for judgment, approvals, strategy, and risk decisions.

We use outside consultants and counsel. How does that work?

Consultants or counsel can run exercises directly on Rex, using the platform for preparation, delivery, documentation, and reporting. Rex reduces the manual work and cost of each exercise, so you can use outside expertise where it adds the most value.

Our teams do not have time for more tabletops. Is this realistic?

Smaller, focused simulations can test one team, one handoff, or one decision point without turning every practice session into a full-day enterprise exercise.

Compliance only requires us to exercise periodically. Why do more?

A periodic exercise may satisfy the requirement, but compliance does not prove readiness. Threats, teams, procedures, and obligations change continuously. Exercising more often helps uncover gaps earlier and ensures teams are prepared to perform when a real incident occurs.

Run the Tabletop Exercise You Actually Need

Practice whenever conditions change in the same, live system used during real incidents.

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