Scenario development
Build realistic exercises around your location, personnel, risks, and emergency procedures.
Strong Island Innovation Group / Long Island, New York
PREPARE FOR
THE REAL WORLD.
Strong Island Innovation Group helps businesses, schools, houses of worship, and community organizations prepare for real emergencies through realistic scenarios, practical training, and security technology testing.
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Training & assessment / 01—04
TURN PLANS
INTO PRACTICE.
Our mission is to turn emergency plans into practiced capabilities—so people know what to do, communicate clearly, and are better prepared to protect lives.
Emergency preparedness
Practice recognizing danger, communicating clearly, making decisions, and carrying out emergency plans. Tactical training is tailored to designated security personnel and their responsibilities.
Security & technology exercises
Evaluate how personnel use radios, cameras, alarms, and access controls under pressure, including when equipment fails.
After-action assessments
Identify strengths and gaps, recommend practical improvements, and repeat exercises to measure progress.
Our approach
REAL SCENARIOS.
PRACTICAL READINESS.
A written emergency plan becomes useful when people understand their roles and practice carrying it out.
We start with your people, location, equipment, and likely challenges. Together, we set exercise objectives and build a scenario that lets staff practice recognition, communication, decision-making, and response.
Exercises progress from discussion to controlled practice, with clear safety rules and appropriate coordination. After each exercise, we identify gaps, recommend improvements, and help you practice again.
Example scenarios
PRACTICE BEFORE
THE EMERGENCY.
Bank robbery: A controlled exercise to practice employee response, alarm procedures, security coordination, police communication, and witness reporting.
Church active threat: Practice alerting others, evacuation or shelter, assisting vulnerable attendees, responder coordination, and initial lifesaving aid. Training for designated security personnel is tailored to their responsibilities.
Workplace emergency: Rehearse a threatening visitor, medical emergency, fire, or communications failure. Each scenario tests people, procedures, and equipment together.
Discuss a training scenarioTechnology & specialized assessment
Security systems & alarmsRadios & tactical communicationsCameras & access controlsRobotics & uncrewed systems
Frequently asked questions
START WITH
YOUR PEOPLE.
What does SIIG focus on?
SIIG focuses on scenario-based emergency preparedness, staff training, security and technology exercises, and after-action assessments for businesses, schools, houses of worship, and community organizations.
What does an exercise assess?
We assess whether personnel understand their roles, communicate effectively, carry out their emergency procedures, and use their equipment correctly. Findings become practical recommendations and objectives for follow-up training.
Does SIIG still support technology and research teams?
Yes. Defense technology assessment, robotics and uncrewed systems, communications integration, and research collaboration remain specialized services. We help teams evaluate how people and technology perform together in realistic conditions.
Can we discuss a potential project?
Yes. Email or call with your organization type, location, and the situation you want your personnel to be better prepared for. We can discuss a suitable training or assessment scope.
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