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Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises: Scenarios, Template, and How to Run One
A cybersecurity tabletop exercise is a discussion-based walkthrough of a simulated cyber incident – no systems touched, just your team, a scenario,...
"DeskAlerts has helped in getting important info to the employees in a very quick manner. I would definitely recommend DeskAlerts to other contacts"
Philip Weiss

Keeping everyone informed of what is going on in the larger organization is a critical element in keeping people productive and making sure things run smoothly. With DeskAlerts' user-friendly interface, 100% delivery guarantee, and centralized storage for tracking and reporting, it's easy to make sure everyone is informed.
With DeskAlerts, you can:
Make sure everyone is on the same page
Enhance efficiency and sidestep problems
Save money and the environment
Today, employees are inundated with phone calls, email messages, and meetings and are often too busy to give proper attention to information and announcements that don't seem immediately relevant. General announcements such as scheduled server maintenance and company news are often set aside or ignored, and it is easy to forget company meetings, appointments, and simple things like turning off the lights and computer before leaving the office.
DeskAlerts is an internal messaging and notification system that allows a central administrator to send out desktop alerts that can't be ignored, set aside, or deleted. It is possible use different channels, including messages from IT, Administrator, General corporate channel, HR, etc. The DeskAlerts system also provides detailed tracking and reporting, so you can be sure everyone gets the message.
Send urgent notifications to PCs, phones, tablets, digital signage, and other corporate devices.
Display high-visibility alerts directly on employees' screens to help ensure critical messages are seen and acknowledged. Reach employees even when computers are locked, in screensaver mode, or idle.

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