Our sectors

A crisis exercise built for your sector

Every sector has its own obligations, authorities and scenarios. CrisisLab prepares the exercise that fits your reality, from a nuclear site's emergency plan to a cyber crisis.

Nuclear

Around the table

Operator · Safety authority · Prefecture · Public

Nuclear operator

The sector with the most demanding doctrine. The exercise trains your crisis organisation on its on-site emergency plan, on working with the safety authority and on informing the public.

What you train for

Accident and loss-of-function scenarios, in line with the sector's doctrine
Operator cell and national cell, played in parallel
Informing the authority and the public, within the required deadlines
Lessons learned compared with major industrial crises

Healthcare

Around the table

Management · Emergency department · Care units · Regional health agency

Healthcare facility

Mass casualty plan, influx of victims, IT outage: the hospital must keep treating patients while it manages the crisis. The exercise starts from your actual organisation, with your job sheets.

What you train for

Hospital crisis cell built from your job sheets
Health and cyber scenarios, up to the loss of patient records
Care for victims and families, psychological support
Continuity of care and return to normal

Local authorities

Around the table

Mayor and councillors · Municipal services · Prefecture · Emergency services

Local authority

Flood, accident, cyberattack: the municipality must warn, evacuate and shelter its population. The exercise follows your municipal safeguard plan and measures your progress from one exercise to the next.

Maturity reviewExample

First exercise
Third exercise

What you train for

Municipal safeguard plan exercise, following the civil protection guidelines
Cyber exercise following the ANSSI guide: timeline, briefing, directory, CNIL notification
Public warning and evacuation management
Coordination with the prefecture and emergency services

Industry

Around the table

Site management · Group cell · Local residents · Authorities

Industrial site

Seveso site, accident, cyberattack on control systems: an industrial crisis affects safety, the environment and the neighbourhood at once. The exercise makes the site and the group work together.

What you train for

Industrial accident and cyberattack scenarios on industrial systems
Site crisis cell and group cell, with their exchanges
Communication to residents, authorities and the press
Risk analysis and recovery of operations

Transport

Around the table

Operator · Passengers · Authorities · Security forces

Transport operator

A major incident on the network, and thousands of passengers wait for a decision. The exercise trains your teams to decide fast, keep people informed and restore service.

What you train for

Service disruption and accident scenarios
Care for stranded passengers and continuous information
Security and major events
Service recovery and lessons learned

Cyber

Around the table

Management · CISO · Legal · Communication

Cyber crisis

Ransomware, intrusion, data leak: a cyber crisis can hit any sector. The scenario follows how a real attack unfolds, and the exercise takes your NIS2 and DORA obligations into account.

MITRE ATT&CK mappingExample

Technique played in the scenario
Technique in the framework

What you train for

Scenarios mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, from intrusion to impact
Notification to the authorities and the data protection regulator on time
Coordination between IT security, legal and communication
Lessons learned and maturity review against NIS2 and DORA

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Energy, finance, public administration, retail: any organisation with a crisis cell can train. Tell us about your context and we will get back to you.