// Ransomware simulation

Ransomware Simulation

Kaijin, our ransomware attack simulation framework, tests how your executives, technical teams, legal and communications functions detect, contain and recover from a realistic ransomware event.

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// Overview

Will your team know what to do when ransomware hits?

The Kaijin Ransomware Attack Simulation Framework deploys a ransomware scenario to evaluate your executive, technical, legal and communications response, and your organization's ability to detect, contain and recover from a ransomware event.

The exercise shows how leadership and response teams make decisions under time pressure, incomplete information and adversary coercion. Findings support improvements to incident response plans, executive decision frameworks, coordination with external parties and recovery readiness.

// What Kaijin tests

The whole response, not just the technical fix.

Executive decisions

How leadership decides under time pressure, incomplete information and adversary coercion.

Technical response

Your ability to detect, contain and recover from a ransomware event.

Legal and communications

How legal and communications teams coordinate with leadership and responders.

External coordination

Coordination with outside parties and your readiness to recover.

// What you get

A clearer, stronger response plan.

Incident response plan improvements
Specific refinements to playbooks, role clarity and escalation thresholds.
Executive decision frameworks
Better structure for the calls leadership has to make under pressure.
Recovery readiness
A realistic view of how prepared you are to recover.
External coordination
Clarity on working with outside parties during an event.
Prioritized remediation
Actionable next steps with clear ownership and sequencing.
Leadership debrief
A structured readout for executives, security, legal and compliance stakeholders.
// How it works

A facilitated, scenario-driven exercise.

01

Scope the scenario

We align the ransomware scenario, participants and objectives with your environment.

02

Facilitate the exercise

Kaiju facilitators walk your team through the scenario under realistic stress conditions.

03

Evaluate

We assess decisions, coordination and recovery readiness against your plans.

04

Report and debrief

You get findings and a readout for leadership and response teams.

// Questions

Ransomware simulation FAQ.

What is Kaijin?

Kaijin is Kaiju's Ransomware Attack Simulation Framework. It deploys a ransomware scenario to evaluate executive, technical, legal and communications response and your ability to detect, contain and recover.

Is this a technical test or a tabletop exercise?

Kaijin is delivered as a facilitated, scenario-driven exercise focused on decisions, coordination and recovery readiness across leadership and response teams.

Who should participate?

Executives and decision-makers, security and IT response teams, legal and communications. We help you choose participants when we scope the exercise.

What do we get at the end?

Findings that support improvements to incident response plans, executive decision frameworks, external coordination and recovery readiness, with a leadership debrief.

// Get started

Ready to pressure-test your ransomware response?

Tell us about your organization and we will tailor a Kaijin exercise to it.