Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) are running a two-day, in-person course aimed at CEOs, Directors and Non-Exec Directors.
The ‘Cyber Executive Education’ programme focuses on providing you with the best practices for managing cyber security related risks separate from the specialised IT infrastructure typically associated with this topic.
Lectures will be delivered by Ciaran Martin, former CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre and SBRC’s Head of Ethical Hacking and Professional Services, Declan Doyle. Course content includes interactive discussions and case studies related to:
- Increasing your overall cyber security awareness.
- The role of non-tech leaders play in cyber security management.
- Actionable ideas to increase cyber resilience.
- How to measure your organisation’s cyber-safety level — and how it’s changing over time.
- How to speak the language of cyber security to enable informed conversations with your technology teams and colleagues and ensure your organisation is as cyber secure as possible.
There are funded spaces available for CEOs, Directors & Non-Exec Directors, which will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Date: 8th and 9th March 2023. Venue to be annouced.
For more details visit the SBRC website.
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