Digital Operations
Organizations that rely on applications, IT services and connected systems to run their business.
Examples: telecommunications, financial services, payments, e-commerce and digital platforms.
Prepare. Practice. Improve.
Test technical readiness, practice team decisions and improve response procedures.
Important signals may be missing or not configured correctly.
Review critical operations and find technical readiness gaps.
Teams may have plans, but they have not practiced working together.
Simulate disruptions and practice decisions across teams.
Response and recovery procedures may have missing steps or unclear roles.
Review results and assign clear improvement actions.
A Resilience Drill helps find these challenges before a real disruption.
Map critical business processes, assets and dependencies. Collect relevant procedures and configuration evidence.
Find technical gaps, simulate disruptions, practice team decisions and plan improvements.
Verify improvements, repeat relevant Drills and track progress.
Choose the scenario, business operations and participants for this Drill.
Use the Offline Configuration Validator to find technical gaps, correct configurations and check again.
Simulate disruptions using your business model and technical evidence.
Teams practice decisions using relevant BCP, DRP, cyber and operational procedures.
Review results, identify weaknesses and assign improvements.
BCP: Business Continuity Plan · DRP: Disaster Recovery Plan
Each Resilience Drill focuses on selected Operational Units and Risk Scenarios. Technical preparation, configuration validation and response exercises cover the relevant systems and dependencies. Future Drills can expand the scope or test different scenarios.
Review system configurations relevant to the selected Operational Units and Risk Scenarios, including critical dependencies, to identify potential gaps in technical readiness — without continuous monitoring.
Each Drill uses your business processes, technical configurations and response procedures.
A reusable model of your critical business processes, systems and dependencies.
Technical configuration gaps before and after Drill preparation.
A clear report showing technical readiness gaps, team decisions, weaknesses in response procedures and recommended improvements.
Priority actions, responsible owners, deadlines and verification criteria.
Scenarios based on documented disruptions and reviewed by experts.
Drills use your business processes, IT and OT systems, cybersecurity configurations and response procedures.
Technical configuration evidence helps shape simulated disruptions and response exercises.

Supported by the Israel Innovation Authority Tnufa Program
Supported by Microsoft for Startups

Approved AVEVA CONNECT Development program participant
Organizations that rely on applications, IT services and connected systems to run their business.
Examples: telecommunications, financial services, payments, e-commerce and digital platforms.
Organizations where problems in IT, OT or supporting services may disrupt production or essential operations.
Examples: manufacturing, energy, utilities, transportation, logistics and critical infrastructure.
Prepare for incidents, practice responses and identify improvements.
Plan, conduct and improve organizational exercises.
Response, recovery and resilience testing for financial services.
ThreatDash Drills can support relevant activities described in these references. They do not establish compliance or certification.
Co-Founder & General Manager
Co-Founder · Digital & Operational Risk Lead · CISSP
Offer customers Resilience Drills, with opportunities for recurring exercises.
Add practical disruption readiness exercises to your existing services.
Work with the ThreatDash team on customer demos, Drill planning and delivery.
Introduce customers to focused Resilience Drills, help them prepare and deliver exercises, and create opportunities for recurring engagements. ThreatDash provides the platform, methodology and technical support.