Vordur Cyber

Cybersecurity software, built to be used under pressure.

Vordur Cyber builds tools for the teams who prepare for and handle incidents. The first is Crisis Room, a cyber crisis exercise platform.

Hosted in France
Exercise — Ransomware / Verdal Group Live
T+00:00TECHThree file servers are not responding. .lkr extension on the shares.
T+00:06RSSIServer VLAN isolation requested. Do you confirm cutting remote access?
T+00:14COMMSA journalist is calling reception. He mentions "a major IT outage".
T+00:21LEGALThe Verdal customer contract requires notification within 24 h of an incident.
T+00:29DPOPersonal data may be affected. The 72-hour GDPR clock is running.
5 / 7 injects · 6 active roles · 14 participants online

Crisis Room, from preparation to report.

Crisis Room covers all three stages of an exercise. The facilitator stays in control, participants only see their own scope, and the timeline serves as evidence once the session is over.

  • 01Scenarios

    Ready-to-play scenarios

    Ransomware, data leak, supplier compromise. Reusable building blocks, adapted to your context.

  • 02Injects

    A timed exercise

    The facilitator triggers injects over time. Each role only sees what concerns it.

  • 03Roles

    The whole crisis team, whatever its size

    From a small tabletop to an extended crisis team. Everyone joins from their workstation or their phone.

  • 04Assessment

    A defensible score

    Scoring grid, time-stamped timeline of decisions, report exported at the end of the session.

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Three ways to use it.

CISOs and CIOs

You need to show that the crisis plan has been tested, not just written. Crisis Room lets you validate the timeline and produce the test report.

Crisis teams

Management, legal, communications, DPO, technical: everyone plays their role from their own workstation, with their own injects.

Consultancies and groups

Run exercises for your clients or subsidiaries, on isolated instances, under your own brand.

Testing the plan is no longer optional.

NIS2 requires essential and important entities to test their crisis management arrangements. DORA sets the same requirement for the financial sector. ISO 27001 calls for regular review of business continuity. In all three cases, the exercise must be documented — which is what Crisis Room produces.

  • NIS2 — essential and important entities
  • DORA — financial sector
  • ISO 27001 — business continuity

A cairn.

A cairn marks the path when visibility drops. It does not stand for the crisis: it stands for what gets you through it.

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An exercise always reveals something.

We show you the platform in thirty minutes, with a live scenario, and you leave with a quote.

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