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Library exercises & content
Rich content for realistic exercising
Conducttr provides clients with “Ventura” - a rich content library filled with diverse scenarios, detailed personas, and a variety of assets designed to enhance your exercises. Benefit from a wealth of resources that can bring depth and realism to your simulations, allowing for a more engaging and effective learning experience.
Scenarios
Equip your team for any crisis with our scenarios for cyber threats, natural disasters, humanitarian issues, reputation, and public safety.
Personas
With personas categorized by language, region, and topic, you can access tailored content that enhances the realism of your exercises and saves you time.
Assets
Wow participants by incorporating images, audio, websites and over 120 professionally-created breaking news videos with real actors.
Screenshot of a crisis simulation dashboard titled ‘Facilitator Dashboard’, showing a gas and oil infrastructure diagram with labeled components: Gas Processing Plant, Compressor Station, Underground Gas Storage, Gas-fueled Power Plant, Oil Refinery, Oil Storage, and Pump Station. Colored lines represent pipelines connecting the components. Two pressure gauges display green indicators labeled ‘ONLINE’ and ‘OK’. On the left sidebar, icons link to tools like Map, Mail, MicroBlog, GoSocial, InstaMedia, and Social Watch. A timeline along the bottom tracks events from January 25–31, with comments noting changes such as ‘green dot compressor1’ and ‘online2
Example library content
Emirati Oil Cyber Attack is a library scenario you can use immediately by uploading into our Scenario Editor and puts the player in the role of Crisis Manager of an oil company in the Emirates.

The duration is about 40 minutes, plus time for after-action review.
Simulation interface showing a digital map of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East with two icons: a green ‘2’ marker over northern France and a gas mask icon over central Europe. On the right, a social media–style feed displays posts about cyber threats and oil production. The top post reports new operations by the XENOTIME threat group, with an image of a refinery emitting smoke. Below, another post cites the Emirates National Oil Company meeting international output targets, and a third post in Arabic appears to relate to the same topic
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