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The Domino’s case is now a classic example taught in digital marketing and PR programs—but it’s more than a history lesson. It’s a mirror for today’s organizations.

TTXs are simulated crisis scenarios that help teams practice and refine responses before the real thing hits

For businesses, the key takeaway is clear: Proactive risk management and crisis preparedness can mean the difference between survival and reputational collapse. Investing in crisis simulations, like TTXs, ensures organizations are ready to respond.

The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal was a wake-up call. Do you know if your organization will learn from it?

Hurricane Katrina was a watershed moment that reshaped disaster planning in the United States. The lessons learned highlight the necessity of interagency cooperation and the vital importance of preventative maintenance—insights that remain relevant t

Thank you for being a part of this journey. Let’s continue building resilience together in 2025 and beyond. Check out this video recap of an incredible year, and join us as we gear up for even greater achievements in the future.

The idea that humility is a weakness is a misconception—especially in crisis management. True strength is the ability to adapt, learn, and seek out collaboration in the face of uncertainty.

While "please" fosters a respectful and positive communication culture, it's essential to balance politeness with clarity and urgency, especially in crisis situations.

This article explores the nuances of decision-making during crises, how stakeholders receive these decisions, and the pivotal role of tabletop exercises (TTXs) in distinguishing judicious decision-makers and preparing organizations for crisis

Our subscription service offers a comprehensive bank of ready-to-use Cyber simulation scenarios tailored to various industries. Prepare your organization to tackle crises with confidence and precision.

cinten is proud to be represented in the exhibition “Protecting the World: Israeli Cyber Technologies” which will take place on June 25 at 3:00 PM in the Smolarz Auditorium at Tel Aviv University as part of Cyber Week

Violence is unpredictable, but not unheard of. Saying “it will never happen here” is a recipe for disaster. Every school, organization, and business must provide an “Expected Level of Care” for anyone who enters their facilities.

Don't get left behind! Digitize your tabletop exercises and ensure your organization is prepared for any crisis.

Table Top Exercises that do not include decision-making interactions are inadequate. Moreover, any system or methodology that lacks the ability to analyze these interactions is a nonstarter.

Resilience in the face of emergencies is not solely about rigidity or adaptability; it's about finding the right balance between the two

The innovative Dynamic SOP Software can reshape the way organizations approach policy and procedure management. It stands to revolutionize the response across various settings, especially in the risk and crisis management domains

Creating a plan and a time line demonstrates your pro-active approach to enhancing the security of your schools as well as providing you with some liability reduction should an incident take place in one of your schools.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the integration of tactical insights into strategic decision-making processes will become a crucial component of effective cybersecurity management

Dynamic SOPs offer a range of organizations, including schools, a powerful tool to enhance operational efficiency and responsiveness. In the context of active shooter scenarios, dynamic SOPs enable schools to proactively prepare, respond effectively,

A crisis event occurs when the needs of those impacted by the event outweigh the resources available to manage them. It is important to identify and be aware of potential risk factors - both known and unknown – which could lead to a crisis event

In today's reality, shooter scenario training is essential for us to prepare students and staff members for a potential worst-case scenario. Wouldn't it make more sense to perform multiple daily sessions in a digital environment?

Every year, about 160 million people are affected by natural disasters. Although countless governmental, non-governmental and private organizations around theworld work tirelessly to minimize the devastation resulting from such extreme events, an average...

Three Essential Tabletop Exercise Tips for anyone interested in preparing organizations to overcome difficult scenarios