Our Cyber Executive Education Programme equips CEOs, Directors, and Non-Executive Directors with essential frameworks and best practices to manage cyber security-related risks, and aims to increase knowledge of potential threats to an organisation.
The 1-day course, which is held for a maximum of 20 people, runs from 9am until 5pm and covers:
Cyber Security Awareness
Non-tech Leader’s Role in Cyber Security Management
Actionable Ideas to Boost Cyber Resilience
Measuring Cyber Safety Over Time
Communicating Cyber Security with Tech Teams
Legal Guidance on Cyber Attacks
Cyber Incident Response Planning
Cyber Governance Code of Practice
Location
Brodies, 58 Morrison St, Edinburgh, EH3 8BP
Agenda:
9.00 – 9.30am – Registration and Coffee
9.30 – 10.30am – Cyber Security and Senior Leaders-Katie O’Neill, Head of Cyber Skills Academy-Cyber and Fraud Centre.
10.30 – 11am – Break
11 – 11.30am – Cyber Incident Case Study-Stuart Gilberston; Consider IT.
11:30 – 12:00pm – Cyber Incident Response Panel-Russell Kerr; Police Scotland, Alex Dowall; Cyber and Fraud Hub, Norman Stevenson; Cyber and Fraud Centre-Scotland.
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