Deepfake Tabletop Exercise™ is an immersive, scenario-based simulation service designed to test and enhance an organization’s readiness to detect, respond to, and recover from synthetic media threats. These customized exercises immerse security, legal, communications, and executive teams in realistic crisis situations involving deepfake-driven disinformation, impersonation, and deception campaigns. By training through simulation, organizations gain critical insights into response gaps, decision-making dynamics, and cross-functional coordination under pressure.

Each tabletop exercise is grounded in current threat intelligence and real-world attack methodologies, combining synthetic audio, video, or text artifacts with a structured progression of incident injects. Participants face dilemmas such as responding to a viral CEO impersonation video, deepfake-enabled social engineering attacks, deepfake brand and reputation smear-campaigns, managing internal morale after a falsified HR leak, or coordinating across departments when faced with a manipulated audio recording targeting leadership. These simulations reveal not only technical vulnerabilities but human and organizational weaknesses in trust, process, and perception.

The Deepfake Tabletop Exercise™ includes a comprehensive pre-brief, live facilitation or self-led guidance, scenario materials, and a structured post-exercise debrief with actionable insights. Our approach blends cyber threat knowledge, behavioral science, and crisis management expertise to deliver more than just a test—it’s a learning experience that builds institutional resilience and foresight.

As synthetic media threats continue to evolve, organizations must move beyond detection to anticipation and preparedness. The Deepfake Tabletop Exercise™ empowers your team to practice the unthinkable in a controlled environment, transforming uncertainty into readiness and equipping your organization with the clarity and agility to lead confidently through digital deception events.