Building on the framework of the National Cyber Security Bill 2026, this simulation bridges the gap between high-level European regulation and the frontline of regional energy management. Using the South East Energy Agency (SEEA) as the primary case study, the exercise details how a "Trusted Intermediary" for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, and Waterford can transition from legacy IT models to a unified, "all-hazards" resilience strategy. By matching SETU’s expertise in Industrial Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure with the agency's practical journey toward NIS2 and GDPR compliance, the workshop outlines a clear roadmap for protecting critical energy monitoring systems and multi-million euro grant pipelines against modern hybrid threats. The simulation forces a pivot from routine operations to strategic governance, evaluating the Board’s capacity to recognise systemic risks to Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) and formulate post-incident resilience strategies. Ultimately, participants will work to ratify a Strategic Response Directive designed to insulate regional municipal networks from cascading failures and safeguard the South East’s energy transition.

Version: 1.0

Updated: 02 July 2026

Topic...	Name...	....Document....	....Slides....	....Spreadsheet....	....Audio....
1	SEEA TTX: Participant Pre-reading		...	...	...	...
2	SEEA TTX: Introduction Presentation	...		...	...	...
3	SEEA TTX: Exercise Participant Instructions	...		...	...	...
4	SEEA TTX: Detailed Working Sheet	...		...	...	...	...
5	SEEA TTX: Executive Decision Summary	...		...	...	...
6	SEEA TTX: Scoring Rubric	...	...		...	...
7	SEEA TTX: Post-Exercise Audio Podcast	...	...	...		...