ThreatGEN debuts TableTopGPT, its AI-powered incident response training platform

Cybersecurity gamification, simulation, and training provider ThreatGEN announced Monday the launch of TableTopGPT (beta), an AI-powered incident response training platform. Currently launching in beta, TableTopGPT works on transforming tabletop exercises by leveraging generative AI and large language models (LLM) to instantly create unlimited training scenarios on demand.

TableTopGPT, the most recent addition to ThreatGEN’s IR tabletop exercise platform, allows organizations to develop response plans through immersive simulations. With a single click, the AI generates and runs a customized exercise matching team needs. It provides expert guidance, injects challenges, and delivers an after-action report to drive improvement. 

The company said that TableTopGPT is just the beginning of how ThreatGEN is leveraging AI technology to revolutionize cybersecurity education, though the company did not provide additional details. The platform will be fully integrated into Red vs. Blue by the end of this year, as well as other LLM-based features.

“I’m thrilled to finally unveil TableTopGPT, which automates and supercharges incident response training,” Clint Bodungen, CEO of ThreatGEN, said in a media statement. “With TableTopGPT, teams can run tabletops instantly with no setup, learning curve, or constraints. The AI narrates and guides scenarios, providing analysis and recommendations to enhance learning. It’s a game changer for IR training, because frequency is key and tools like Red vs. Blue TTX Edition and TableTopGPT provide that capability through ease of use, setup, and automation.“

TableTopGPT’s instant incident response training is available for free during the limited beta.

The launch of TableTopGPT coincides with ThreatGEN’s inclusion in Industrial Cyber’s 2023 Tech and Services Buyer’s Guide, further demonstrating their leadership in cybersecurity training innovation. ThreatGEN’s solutions equip security teams with the skills needed to defend critical infrastructure.

Anna Ribeiro

Industrial Cyber News Editor. Anna Ribeiro is a freelance journalist with over 14 years of experience in the areas of security, data storage, virtualization and IoT.