In this episode, Ashu Savani, co-founder of TryHackMe, explains how the company's Live Breach product puts teams inside fully-executed, realistic breach simulations built around the threat actors and tech stacks they face, building the reflexes and reporting security leaders need before a real incident hits. Joining him are Roland Toussaint, Senior Director of Incident Response and Security Engineering at ChenMed, and Heather Hinton, CISO at Sitecore.

• How can a simulated environment realistically reflect a security team's actual tech stack and the threat actors they care about?
• Can TryHackMe's reporting help security leaders prove upskilling progress to auditors and cyber insurance carriers?
• How does TryHackMe help teams train for incidents caused by their own people, not just outside attackers?
• How granular can training get: can a team run a meaningful exercise in just 15 to 20 minutes?
• How are TryHackMe's custom exercises tiered and packaged across its plans?
• What's TryHackMe's track record getting cyber insurance carriers to accept its exercises as sufficient proof of readiness?
• Does TryHackMe offer anything built specifically around HIPAA for healthcare organizations?
• Why is crisis communication often more under-rehearsed than technical response, and how does TryHackMe help teams practice it?

Check out the episode for the answers you need.