In today’s digital landscape, organisations face an ever-growing threat from cyber-attacks. The ability to lead and manage cyber security efforts is essential for safeguarding organisational assets and ensuring resilience in the face of these threats. The Cyber Manager: Management & Leadership course is designed to equip leaders with the strategic, governance, and risk management expertise necessary to navigate the complexities of the cyber threat landscape.
Through this course, you will develop the skills to devise comprehensive security strategies, oversee effective governance, and lead your organisation in proactively managing cyber risks. By the end of this course, you will be prepared to make informed, decisive actions to protect your organisation and cultivate a resilient cyber security culture
Module 1: Cyber Security Strategy
In this foundational module, you will explore the core principles of cyber security strategy. You’ll examine the CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) and learn how to apply it to your organisation’s security framework. Additionally, you’ll gain insight into identifying key risks, threats, and vulnerabilities that could impact your organisation, enabling you to design a strategic approach to protecting your organisation’s assets and information.
Module 2: Cyber Security Frameworks
Building on your understanding of strategy, this module introduces you to essential cyber security frameworks that guide effective risk management. You’ll dive into the NIST Cyber Security Framework (NIST SP 800-53), the Risk and Program Management Framework, and the CIS Critical Security Controls. These frameworks will provide you with the tools to structure your organisation’s security efforts and ensure alignment with global best practices.
Module 3: Cyber Security Corporate Governance
Effective governance is crucial in cyber security leadership. In this module, you will learn about the elements and structure of cyber security governance within an organisation. You’ll explore the Three Lines of Defence (3LOD) model and its application in managing cyber risks, ensuring that governance processes are robust, and senior management is empowered to oversee security measures and responses.
Module 4: Cyber Security Risk Management
Risk management is key to minimising cyber security threats. This module covers both qualitative and quantitative risk assessment techniques to identify potential vulnerabilities. You’ll also learn how to select and implement appropriate controls to mitigate risk and ensure a proactive approach to cyber security management. By the end of this module, you will be able to lead your organisation in managing and reducing cyber risks.
Module 5: Cyber Security Attacks
The final module examines the evolving nature of cyber-attacks and the complexities they present to organisations. You’ll gain an understanding of the internal and external factors that drive cyber-attacks, explore the motivations behind attackers, and learn about the Cyber Kill Chain. With these insights, you will be prepared to lead your organisation through both preventive measures and active defence against cyber threats, ensuring that senior management is aligned and responsive during an attack.
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