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Summary:
Cyber Security can be a global business enabler or risk. As we increasingly digitise and work flexibly in a dynamic and unpredictable world, it is essential organisations and individuals build Cyber Security capability and resilience. The threats are increasing exponentially as can be seen in repeated real-world consequences of cyber attacks or breaches, adversely impacting reputation, financial viability and customers/stakeholders.
PR and Comms professionals are key roles in mitigating cyber risks. It is essential therefore, that they build their own knowledge and capability – to provide sound, credible and timely advice; engage others in delivering key messaging to foster a positive Cyber Security culture; and to provide critical support during a crisis.
This comprehensive, engaging and interactive half day Cyber Security course will provide you with essential knowledge and best practice to mitigate risks in an increasingly digitised and remote working/hybrid environment. You will learn about the latest threats, including ransomware, phishing and social engineering, as well as key actions to take to build cyber resilience.
Event Type: Classroom
Address: Virtual Classroom, Virtual Classroom
Places available: 10
Places remaining: 8
Trainer: Tom Manson
Event Overview
Who should attend?
All interested in mitigating Cyber risks for self, organisation and clients.
Course objectives
Participation in the course will provide you with:
- An understanding of the importance of Cyber Security, with a focus for PR and Comms;
- Overview of the global Cyber landscape and threats, including the current environment and trends - with relevant context to support PR and Comms professionals;
- A focus on social engineering, phishing, ransomware, the insider threat, email hacking and vulnerabilities in new ways of working, with top tips to safeguard yourself and your/clients business and information;
- Knowledge of key legislation and your obligations; and the impact of non-compliance including financial, operational and reputational consequences;
- An understanding of a holistic approach, encompassing people, processes, policy and processes to mitigate risks – both personal and professional;
- Key areas to consider when managing incidents;
- Real-life scenarios and case studies to consolidate learning;
- An opportunity ask questions in a safe form and know where to go for further support.