Cyber Security and Information Security are, invariably, some of the biggest risks to your organisation. Yet, organisations often struggle to understand how well that risk is mitigated and how to properly protect themselves. In addition to the risk of financial loss, reputational damage and GDPR fines, law firms are also increasingly engaging in group legal actions against organisations that have been breached. You may have noticed a corresponding increase in the cost of cyber insurance. So how do you manage the risk?
This practical half-day training course is designed, with minimal technical terminology, to help business leaders, managers and representatives. It will focus on management controls for information security and cyber security, to help your organisation assess and mitigate the security risks relating to personal data and company data.
Our expert presenter is a commercially experienced information security leader, who has led security teams in multinational corporations and small businesses. He will explain the types of attack your organisation may face, how those attacks may be perpetrated and how you can defend against them. He will also touch on technical controls just enough to help you ask pertinent questions from a business perspective.
The training is designed to be interactive and enjoyable for attendees as well as hugely informative. It will help you learn more about protecting your organisation from security risks and comply with your cyber-security obligations.
This course will benefit anyone who is responsible for protecting business data or who wants to learn more about managing information security risks and controls. It is essential for senior people with a responsibility for risk and compliance, GDPR leaders, data protection coordinators or DPOs, IT Managers and IT directors. This course is designed for non-technical business leaders and managers. It will be especially useful for those who are new to information security, who feel they may need better controls, or who are developing a new service or project involving data.
