Leigh Anne

Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercise tailored for the Seminole Sheriff’s Department of Technology Solutions Team.

Participants will actively engage in a dynamic tabletop exercise hosted by NUARI (Norwich University Applied Research Institutes), which will equip them with the essential skills needed to effectively respond to simulated cyber incidents.

Cyber Florida invites you to a complimentary lunch where you can network with cybersecurity experts and industry peers. Don’t miss this chance to strengthen your cybersecurity resilience!

After Cyber Florida confirms your registration, you will receive a confirmation email containing the event details.

Cybersecurity Workshop for Critical Infrastructure

February 12, 2026 | 8:30 am – 4:00 pm (Eastern Time) | Tallahassee, FL

The upcoming Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Workshop convenes public sector and critical infrastructure stakeholders for a focused, practitioner-driven session on cyber preparedness, incident response, and operational resilience. Designed for both technical and executive audiences, the workshop emphasizes real-world challenges, peer discussion, and actionable guidance to help organizations strengthen readiness against evolving cyber threats.

Participants will engage in a realistic cyber incident scenario facilitated by leading tabletop exercise conductors NUARI, designed to challenge decision-making, communication, and cross-organizational coordination under pressure. Through guided discussion and structured scenario injects, attendees will identify common gaps, clarify roles and responsibilities, and gain practical insights to strengthen response plans, governance, and overall cyber resilience.

Don’t miss this chance to improve your cybersecurity posture and resilience!

Cybersecurity Workshop for Critical Infrastructure

February 10, 2026 | 8:30 am – 4:00 pm (Central Time) | Chipley, FL

The upcoming Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Workshop convenes public sector and critical infrastructure stakeholders for a focused, practitioner-driven session on cyber preparedness, incident response, and operational resilience. Designed for both technical and executive audiences, the workshop emphasizes real-world challenges, peer discussion, and actionable guidance to help organizations strengthen readiness against evolving cyber threats.

Participants will engage in a realistic cyber incident scenario facilitated by leading tabletop exercise conductors NUARI, designed to challenge decision-making, communication, and cross-organizational coordination under pressure. Through guided discussion and structured scenario injects, attendees will identify common gaps, clarify roles and responsibilities, and gain practical insights to strengthen response plans, governance, and overall cyber resilience.

Don’t miss this chance to improve your cybersecurity posture and resilience!

Join us for a state-level tabletop exercise.

Simulating a large-scale cyber incident impacting city, county, and state-level organizations.

October 27, 2025

9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Eastern Time)

Tallahassee State College Center for Innovation

Participants will work through real-world coordination challenges, decision points, and resource requests across multiple jurisdictions. The exercise will help identify logistical, administrative, and operational gaps in authorities, policies, and command & control (C2). This is a unique opportunity to strengthen partnerships, validate response processes, and improve readiness before a real incident occurs. 

Registration is currently closed. Please email FirstLine@cyberflorida.org with questions or to request information on upcoming opportunities.

Appropriate Participant Roles (Leadership / Coordination Focus) 

• Elected or Executive Leadership (Mayor, County Administrator, City/County Manager) 

• Chief Information Officer (CIO) / Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) 

• Emergency Management Leadership (EOC Manager, Operations Section Chief, Planning Section Chief) 

• Public Information Officer (PIO) / Joint Information Center (JIC) Lead 

• Law Enforcement Command Staff (Police Chief, Sheriff, or designee) 

• Legal Counsel / Risk Management Lead 

• Continuity of Operations (COOP) / Business Continuity Coordinator 

• State Agency Liaisons (Cybersecurity, Emergency Management, Fusion Center) 

• Critical Infrastructure Liaisons (as applicable, leadership level) 

• Public Safety Agency Leadership (Fire/EMS chiefs, if relevant to scenario)