Cyber resilience for Business Leaders

This programme takes you through four half-day, live online modules. You’ll explore changes in the regulatory environment – and discuss the ethical challenges posed by technology like AI. You’ll develop your knowledge through discussions, case studies, a business simulation and a maturity assessment. And you’ll return to your organisation with the essential tools to help your organisation mitigate cyber risk.

Module 1: Cyber threats and regulation

• Discover essential cyber security and resilience principles
• Learn how cyber threats are evolving – and how they can impact business
• Explore the impact of new regulation such as the EU’s AI Act and NIS2

Module 2: Human behaviour and cyber strategies

• Explore the complex relationship between humans and technology – and how it affects your team
• Learn how AI can enhance cyber attacks – but also strengthen mitigation strategies
• Dive into developing cyber strategies and making investment decisions

Module 3: Data privacy and digital ethics

• Explore ethical decision making and decision frameworks for a digital world
• Understand the boundaries and guidelines for privacy and ethical trade-offs
• Find out what you need to do to comply with regulation

Module 4: The future of cyber and cyber agile

• Develop and measure your organisation’s ability to respond to a cyber incident  
• Understand the reality of facing a cyber threat
• Explore how cyber threats and mitigation strategies could evolve in the future

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• Explore best practice in cybersecurity, data privacy and AI ethics
• Get the tools to support your organisation’s cyber strategy, governance and incident response practices
• Discuss current and future regulation (including AI Act / NIS2 / DORA) and what it means for business
• Explore ways to contribute to cyber investment and cyber strategy decisions
• Measure your organisation’s cyber resilience maturity – and learn how to improve it
• Gain the confidence to take an active role in cyber-related discussions

• Leaders who need to understand the cyber, privacy and ethical concerns that could impact their organisation’s digital resilience
• Managers who want to safeguard against financial loss, ensure business continuity and comply with regulation
• Governance committee members and regulatory compliance officers who are responsible for fostering a cyber-aware culture
• Senior leaders who want to assess the status quo in their organisation and explore best practice
• Generalist IT managers who work closely with cyber specialists