Netragard Tabletop Exercises are scenario-based discussion simulations designed to help organizations practice incident response procedures in a controlled environment. The exercises involve role-playing where participants assume specific roles within the incident response plan to clarify responsibilities and improve coordination during security incidents. The exercises utilize four key roles: facilitators who present scenarios and guide the simulation, players who actively participate and make decisions, observers who provide external perspectives and insights, and scribes who document discussions and decisions throughout the exercise. The methodology focuses on identifying gaps in understanding, communication, and procedures through collaborative learning rather than individual performance evaluation. Participants work through simulated security scenarios to develop problem-solving skills, adaptability, and communication under pressure. Each exercise concludes with a debriefing session to review team performance, identify strengths and weaknesses, and discuss lessons learned. The feedback is used to improve incident response plans and overall organizational preparedness for cyber threats. The exercises are designed to ensure business continuity and validate that incident response plans are actionable. Organizations can conduct these exercises internally or engage Netragard's team to facilitate more formal sessions.