The rapidly growing number of cyber-threats highlight not just an organisation's ability to plan and protect, but the skill of senior board management to react in an informed and positive manner if a security breach occurs.ExCyb is run by former chief police officers with many years of substantial strategic crisis management in multiple fields, including civil unrest, terrorism and cybersecurity. This experience has been distilled into a new training programme that provides bespoke modules that focus on specific cybersecurity threats to an organisation.We deliver the expertise to show senior managers how to lead in a crisis – to look beyond the immediate IT aspects, and to deal with business, stakeholders, and media.This turnkey approach delivers real-life immersive scenario-based learning. It will help leaders understand the challenges of managing multiple aspects within different crises. The incidents are developed in live time; realistic with bespoke video footage; and focussed on critical issues. They show how relatively minor issues can build into a crisis that can threaten an organisation's existence. All major crises include elements of public concern, media intrusion, stakeholder management, shareholder management, business continuity planning, preparedness, policies, procedures, resilience, team dynamics and tensions under pressure.The exercise is designed to develop board-level executives and senior leadership teams to cope with a cybercrime attack. It is an event that will be used to test the leaders of an organisation in their management and leadership capability and capacity, through an appropriate scenario that is cyber-focused.At its conclusion, senior directors will better understand the complexities and challenges of cybercrime. This is a strategic exercise and does not require prior technical knowledge. However, it will test leaders' crisis management capabilities – in a protected learning environment – and led by experienced facilitators with specialist skills.