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Governance of Technology and Cybersecurity Risks

Governance of Technology and Cybersecurity Risks

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The Governance of Technology and Cybersecurity Risks course is designed to equip board members, CEOs, and senior executives with the essential knowledge and strategies required to oversee and manage technology and cybersecurity risks effectively. As organizations increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, the potential risks from cyber threats, data breaches, and technological disruptions have risen significantly. This course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the critical role of governance in managing technology and cybersecurity risks within the broader organizational context. Through practical insights and case studies, the course explores the fundamentals of cybersecurity governance, risk management frameworks, and how boards can effectively ensure that the organization’s technology infrastructure is resilient and secure. It focuses on aligning cybersecurity initiatives with business objectives and industry regulations, providing executives with tools to make informed decisions, build a robust cybersecurity culture, and navigate the evolving digital landscape.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be equipped with the strategic and practical skills to oversee technology and cybersecurity risks at the board level. They will gain an understanding of how to evaluate and govern cyber risk management efforts, ensuring proper risk identification, mitigation, and response. Participants will also learn how to foster a strong cybersecurity culture within the organization, enhance communication between the board, senior management, and IT teams, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards. Key expected outcomes include
developing a comprehensive cybersecurity governance framework, identifying vulnerabilities, implementing effective risk management strategies, and responding to emerging threats in a dynamic digital environment.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understanding the fundamentals of technology and cybersecurity risk governance.
  •  Developing and implementing effective cybersecurity risk management frameworks.
  •  Gaining practical tools for assessing, identifying, and mitigating cyber risks.
  •  Building a strong cybersecurity culture within the organization.
  •  Strategies for aligning cybersecurity efforts with business goals and regulatory requirements.
  •  Best practices for crisis management and recovery during a cyber incident.

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Technology and Cybersecurity Risks
Unit 1.1: Defining Cybersecurity Risks in the Digital Age  Unit 1.2: The Role of Governance in Managing Technology and Cybersecurity Risks  Unit 1.3: The Cybersecurity Risk Landscape: Current Trends and Threats  Unit 1.4: Understanding Key Concepts in Cybersecurity: Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Attacks  Unit 1.5: Importance of Board-Level Engagement in Cyber Risk Governance

  • Unit 1.1: Defining Cybersecurity Risks in the Digital Age
  • Unit 1.2: The Role of Governance in Managing Technology and Cybersecurity Risks
  • Unit 1.3: The Cybersecurity Risk Landscape: Current Trends and Threats
  • Unit 1.4: Understanding Key Concepts in Cybersecurity: Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Attacks
  • Unit 1.5: Importance of Board-Level Engagement in Cyber Risk Governance

Module 2: Cybersecurity Governance Frameworks
Unit 2.1: Key Components of Cybersecurity Governance  Unit 2.2: Establishing a Cyber Risk Management Framework  Unit 2.3: Aligning Cybersecurity Governance with Business Objectives  Unit 2.4: Best Practices for Board Oversight of Cybersecurity  Unit 2.5: Role of IT and Security Teams in Supporting Governance Efforts

Module 3: Cyber Risk Identification and Assessment
Unit 3.1: Identifying Critical Assets and Vulnerabilities  Unit 3.2: Assessing Cybersecurity Risks: Tools and Methodologies  Unit 3.3: Mapping Risks to Business Objectives and Operational Impact  Unit 3.4: Performing Cyber Risk Assessments: Internal and External Threats  Unit 3.5: Evaluating Cyber Insurance and Risk Transfer Options

Module 4: Risk Mitigation and Cybersecurity Strategies
Unit 4.1: Developing and Implementing Risk Mitigation Strategies  Unit 4.2: Securing IT Infrastructure: Firewalls, Encryption, and Access Control  Unit 4.3: Incident Response Planning: Creating a Cybersecurity Crisis Management Plan  Unit 4.4: Ensuring Compliance with Industry Standards and Regulations (GDPR, CCPA, etc.)  Unit 4.5: Integrating Cybersecurity into Business Continuity Plans

Module 5: Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance
Unit 5.1: Overview of Global Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance Requirements  Unit 5.2: Managing Compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and Other Privacy Laws  Unit 5.3: Regulatory Expectations for Boards in Cybersecurity Governance  Unit 5.4: Reporting and Disclosures: Legal and Regulatory Requirements  Unit 5.5: Penalties and Consequences of Non-Compliance

Module 6: Developing a Cybersecurity Culture
Unit 6.1: The Role of Leadership in Promoting Cybersecurity Awareness  Unit 6.2: Building a Security-First Mindset Across the Organization  Unit 6.3: Training and Education Programs for Employees and Executives  Unit 6.4: Communication Strategies for Fostering a Cybersecurity Culture  Unit 6.5: Addressing Insider Threats and Human Error

Module 7: Responding to Cybersecurity Incidents
Unit 7.1: Incident Response: Key Steps in Handling Cybersecurity Breaches  Unit 7.2: Coordinating with Legal, PR, and IT Teams During a Crisis  Unit 7.3: Crisis Communication During a Cybersecurity Incident  Unit 7.4: Post-Incident Analysis: Lessons Learned and Recovery Strategies Unit 7.5: Role of the Board in Incident Response and Recovery

Module 8: Cybersecurity Risk and Business Strategy Alignment
Unit 8.1: Aligning Cybersecurity Efforts with Strategic Business Goals  Unit 8.2: Integrating Cybersecurity into Corporate Risk Management Frameworks  Unit 8.3: Cybersecurity as a Competitive Advantage: Leveraging Security for Growth  Unit 8.4: Risk Appetite and Tolerance: Defining the Organization’s Cybersecurity Stance  Unit 8.5: Aligning IT Budgets and Resources with Cyber Risk Management

Module 9: The Board’s Role in Cybersecurity Oversight
Unit 9.1: The Governance Responsibilities of the Board in Cybersecurity  Unit 9.2: Board-Level Risk Committees: Structure and Function  Unit 9.3: Monitoring Cybersecurity KPIs and Metrics at the Board Level  Unit 9.4: Ensuring Accountability and Reporting on Cyber Risk Management  Unit 9.5: Case Studies: Effective Cybersecurity Oversight by Boards

Module 10: Emerging Threats and Future Trends in Cybersecurity
Unit 10.1: The Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape: Emerging Risks and Technologies  Unit 10.2: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Their Impact on Cybersecurity  Unit 10.3: Blockchain and Cybersecurity: Opportunities and Challenges  Unit 10.4: The Future of Cybersecurity Regulations and Standards  Unit 10.5: Preparing for the Next Cybersecurity Crisis: Building Resilience for the Futurr

Unit 10.5: Preparing for the Next Cybersecurity Crisis: Building Resilience for the Future

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