Defense & Government Contractors
When an incident touches engineering systems, program delivery, or Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), your response isn’t just operational—it’s contractual. Opsbook runs measurable, role-based exercises that produce audit-ready proof.
CMMC 2.0 basis
CMMC draws its requirements from NIST SP 800-171 (and a subset of 800-172) for protecting CUI in nonfederal environments.
72-hour reporting
DFARS 252.204-7012 defines “rapidly report” as within 72 hours of discovery of a cyber incident.
Evidence is the bottleneck
Most programs don’t fail because plans don’t exist—they fail because response isn’t exercised, documented, and repeatable.
Micro-simulations designed for engineering, security, compliance, and program leadership—under real decision constraints.
Ransomware hits engineering / PLM environment
Test containment vs. continuity trade-offs when design, build, and supplier collaboration tools are disrupted.
CUI exfiltration + customer notification clock
Practice classification, legal/comms alignment, and escalation when CUI access is suspected—before evidence is complete.
Supplier compromise enters trusted network
Simulate a vendor update / remote access breach that spreads laterally into program systems and shared environments.
Insider misuse of privileged access
Run response across HR, legal, security, and program leadership—balancing investigation, continuity, and contractual exposure.
Compromised credentials + valid account abuse
Validate detection and decision-making when the attacker looks like a legitimate user across SaaS and identity systems.
Physical access incident + cyber convergence
Exercise security operations when a facility event overlaps with account takeover, remote access anomalies, or data exposure.
Outcome: you don’t just “run an exercise.” You generate a decision trail, an after-action report, and an action catalog that proves what changed.
Step 01
Build a CUI-aware scenario in minutes
Define systems, roles, escalation rules, and contractual constraints. Opsbook generates structured injects and role-aligned prompts.
Step 02
Run measurable participation across teams
Invite security, engineering, compliance, and program leaders. Capture decisions, timing, coordination, and handoffs.
Step 03
Export audit-ready proof
Generate after-action reporting, action catalog, and exercise audit trail—so evidence is ready for internal review and assessments.
Opsbook is designed to support environments where requirements originate from NIST-based controls and defense contracting obligations.
If reporting clocks and assessments matter, your exercises need outputs—not opinions.
Schedule your demo today and discover the easiest way to ensure your organization stays ready, resilient, and responsive—before it counts.
