Pendragon Security

Plans beat panic: run a tabletop exercise.

If a cyber incident happens, the hardest part is the first hour:
Who decides? Who communicates? What gets shut down—or kept running?

A tabletop exercise helps your team practice before it’s real.

Here’s what we cover:
✔ Define roles, contacts, and “decision triggers”
✔ Walk through ransomware + fraud (BEC) scenarios
✔ Test your communication plan (internal + customer)
✔ Turn lessons learned into a short, prioritized fix-list

Pendragon Security facilitates tabletop exercises that align leaders and teams—without drama. You’ll leave with an updated playbook and clear action plan.

👉 Book a Tabletop Exercise with Pendragon.

Patch what’s being exploited — automatically.

CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog gives organizations a practical “patch first” list — vulnerabilities already being actively exploited in the wild.

Pair that with modern RMM automation and you reduce risk without adding busywork.

Here’s how we do it:
✔ Inventory every endpoint so nothing gets missed
✔ Automate OS + application patching within clear maintenance windows
✔ Prioritize KEV items and internet-facing systems first
✔ Deliver audit-ready patch compliance reports each month

Pendragon Security sets the policies, monitors outcomes, and follows up on failures — so patching stays consistent even when the world is noisy.

👉 Schedule a KEV-driven patching + RMM assessment today.

Turn on MFA: the fastest security win

Most account takeovers start with stolen or reused passwords. CISA notes that any MFA is better than none—and phishing‑resistant MFA is the stronger goal.

• Enable MFA on email, banking, payroll, and social accounts
• Prefer passkeys/security keys where available (helps stop “look‑alike” logins)
• Use a password manager to create long, unique passwords
• Remove shared admin logins; give each person their own access

Already using MFA? We can tune it—disable risky sign‑in methods, tighten recovery settings, and reduce “MFA fatigue” risk.