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-**Consider Platform Tutorial**:
If necessary, provide a tutorial on how to navigate and use the platform effectively, ensuring that participants are familiar with its features and functionalities.
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## Basics
Tabletop Exercise, TTX
: a type of teaching activity designed to train professional teams in incident response to a crisis situation.
: a type of teaching activity designed to train professional teams in incident response to a crisis situation[[NIST](https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-84.pdf)].
The simulated crisis happens in the context of business operations in an organization, such as a phishing attack on employees or malware infecting the company infrastructure.
The team members, who hold various roles in the organization (e.g., manager or cybersecurity incident responder), discuss which actions to take to effectively respond to the emergency while following proper protocols and regulations.
The team members, who hold various roles in the organization (e.g., manager or cybersecurity incident responder)[[ICS](https://doi.org/10.1108/ICS-05-2022-0085)], discuss which actions to take to effectively respond to the emergency while following proper protocols and regulations.
These discussions are facilitated by instructors, who also present an exercise debriefing at the end.
TTXs are an effective educational tool that enhance incident preparedness, particularly in communication, coordination, and collaboration.
TTXs are an effective educational tool that enhance incident preparedness, particularly in communication, coordination, and collaboration[[ICS](https://doi.org/10.1108/ICS-05-2022-0085)].
INJECT Exercise Platform, IXP
: The INJECT Exercise Platform (IXP) is an interactive web application designed to support the delivery and evaluation of TTXs.
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: a pre-scripted message, such as an email, provided to trainees during a Tabletop Exercise (TTX).
Its purpose is to move the scenario forward and prompt additional actions.
For example, an inject can inform the trainees about a data breach in their company, requiring them to respond accordingly.