Rapid Cyberattack Assessment Workshop (Remote) — Ransomware Risk Assessment & Security Roadmap

The Rapid Cyberattack Assessment Workshop (Remote) is a 2-day remote training and assessment workshop for Office 365 and Microsoft 365 customers. It helps identify cybersecurity risks related to rapidly spreading attacks such as ransomware and provides guidance on Microsoft technologies that can help mitigate those risks. The service SKU is ITPWW170TRNOT.

This workshop is designed for Office 365 and Microsoft 365 customers who want to assess their exposure to rapid cyberattacks. It is relevant if an organization may already have been affected by an attack, is unsure whether its current defenses are adequate, or wants a structured risk assessment focused on threats such as ransomware.

The Rapid Cyberattack Assessment Workshop (Remote) is delivered over 2 days. The engagement is structured around remote webinar sessions that include kickoff, assessment review, road map planning, and final road map delivery.

The listed price for the Rapid Cyberattack Assessment Workshop (Remote) is $990. Any taxes, procurement requirements, implementation work, or additional services are not specified in the service description, so they should be confirmed with IT Partner before purchase.

The workshop includes a kickoff presentation, a preassessment questionnaire, review and discussion of Rapid Cyberattack Assessment tool reports, and a rapid cyberattack road map. The road map is intended to be prioritized and actionable, with proposed actions based on discovered gaps and consideration of user impact and implementation cost.

Customers receive a kickoff presentation, an organizational questionnaire covering exploit mitigation, attack surface reduction, privileged access, and business continuity practices, Rapid Cyberattack Assessment tool reports, and a rapid cyberattack road map. The road map maps Microsoft technology capabilities and Partner services to the assessment findings based on the customer’s objectives and requirements.

The kickoff webinar introduces the engagement objectives, flow, responsibilities, and governance. IT Partner also provides and explains the preassessment questionnaire so the customer can supply information needed for the assessment.

During the second webinar, IT Partner helps ensure required resources are available, reviews Rapid Cyberattack Assessment tool results, confirms questionnaire and tool output completeness, and discusses findings. The session also covers the definition of rapid cyberattacks, gap analysis, opportunities to use already deployed entitlements, and final road map planning.

The final session is a road map delivery workshop. It includes solution briefings, Technical Readiness presentations, delivery of the rapid cyberattack road map, and engagement close-out.

The Rapid Cyberattack Assessment tools should be installed and configured before the workshop. The customer is also expected to provide accurate and complete information, timely responses, and access to knowledgeable personnel, including business user representatives where needed.

The customer is responsible for providing accurate, timely, and complete information, generally within three business days or as mutually agreed. The customer must also provide access to knowledgeable personnel and ensure the Rapid Cyberattack Assessment tools are installed and configured.

IT Partner is responsible for helping the customer understand its status against rapid cyberattacks and identifying IT environment elements that may make it prone to destructive attacks such as ransomware. IT Partner also provides Microsoft security guidance and best practices, creates the prioritized road map, and maps Microsoft technology capabilities and Partner services to the assessment findings.

The stated scope focuses on assessment, guidance, report review, and road map creation. Implementation of Microsoft security technologies or remediation of discovered gaps is not listed as included, so any hands-on implementation should be confirmed and scoped separately with IT Partner.

The workshop can be relevant when a customer may already have been affected by a rapid cyberattack, because it helps assess risks and identify mitigation opportunities. However, the service description does not state that it provides emergency incident response, containment, forensic investigation, or guaranteed attack recovery, so urgent response needs should be confirmed separately.

The workshop itself is delivered remotely as a training and assessment engagement, so it is not described as requiring production downtime. Any impact related to installing or configuring the Rapid Cyberattack Assessment tools is not specified in the service description and should be confirmed with IT Partner before the engagement.

The assessment focuses on elements of the customer’s IT environment that may increase exposure to rapidly spreading and potentially destructive cyberattacks, including ransomware. It considers areas such as exploit mitigation, attack surface reduction, privileged access security, and business continuity practices as reflected in the questionnaire and assessment tool outputs.

The workshop includes identifying opportunities to leverage already deployed entitlements. IT Partner maps Microsoft technology capabilities to the assessment findings so the customer can understand which Microsoft capabilities may help mitigate identified risks.

After completion, the customer receives a rapid cyberattack road map with proposed actions for addressing discovered gaps. The road map is prioritized and actionable, and it considers user impact, implementation cost, customer objectives, and requirements.

Yes, the service description states that an onsite form of the Rapid Cyberattack Assessment Workshop is also available. The remote workshop is SKU ITPWW170TRNOT, and customers should confirm onsite availability, pricing, and logistics with IT Partner.

The source service description does not list specific out-of-scope items or additional-cost exclusions. Because implementation, remediation, incident response, and other follow-on services are not explicitly included, customers should confirm exclusions and any optional services with IT Partner before purchasing.