Cyber Security Risk Management

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Cyber security issues are becoming a day-to-day struggle for businesses and the management of these risks goes way beyond the IT department. In this course, explore your role in protecting your organisation from cyber threats through effective strategies, plans and resources.

£150 +VAT

4 CPD hours

365 days’ access

Use ACPD101 for 10% off any purchase.

Cyber Security Risk Management

(27 customer reviews)

£150 +VAT

4 CPD Course

365 days’ access

Use ACPD101 for 10% off any purchase.

Cyber Security Risk Management

(27 customer reviews)

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This course will enable you to

  • Understand cyber risks and how to protect your organisation
  • Develop strategies for the management and mitigation of cyber risk
  • Assess how safe your organisation is and whether your IT team is adequately resourced
  • Manage corporate information outside the office, including the risks involved in using mobile devices and storing data in the cloud
  • Plan and gather the resources needed to respond to cyber incidents

About the course

Cyber security issues are becoming a day-to-day struggle for businesses and with more remote working than ever, the opportunities for cyber criminals are on the increase. Effective cyber risk management needs to go way beyond the IT department if you are to mitigate and manage the threats to your organisation.

This course offers a detailed overview of cyber risks and the threats to your organisation and explores why cyber security is the responsibility of all managers. The course will help you devise effective strategies and gather appropriate resources for mitigating risks both within and outside the office and prepare your organisation’s response to any cyber threats.

Contents

Introducing cyber risk

What is cyber risk?
Accountants and cyber security
Why is cyber risk important?
Who causes the damage?
What can go wrong?
Ransomware
The internet of things
Who should be involved in risk management?
Technophobia

Managing cyber risks

Understanding our cyber risks
Technical, process and people risks
Whose problem is it?
What is the best strategic approach?
Cyber risk management
Taking an holistic approach
The everyday risks of email
Home working

Systems risks

Information security basics
Protecting ourselves
Are you prepared for an event?
Staying safe
People using networks
The internet of things
Social media risk
Disposing of data

Security outside the office

Protecting a Swiss cheese
Mobile devices
Staying safe on the move
BYOD issues
Cloud-based services
Storing data in the cloud

Responding to threats

Preparation
The right team
Preparing for an incident
Responding to an incident
Threat levels and the kill chain
Classifying incidents
Deep fakes
How can we recover and learn?
The golden rule

Author

Jeremy-Swinfen-Greens

Jeremy Swinfen Green

Has been working in online marketing, communication and business strategy since 1993.

27 reviews for Cyber Security Risk Management

  1. Jose Julio Pisharello –

    comprehensive course, very useful and pragmatic advice..

  2. Alistair Davis –

    Some useful advice.

  3. Panayiotis Charalambous –

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  4. Alan Smith –

    Cover the base line information well

  5. Doug McNeilly –

    Very comprehensive and very relevant.

  6. David Ray –

    It went through the key processes in a logical order and in an interactive but not overbearing way. I do wonder how much I will be able to recall, although I’m pleased to be able to keep the summaries. I would have liked to have been able to keep some of the pages I felt were pertinent, perhaps even more so than the summaries.

  7. Richard Charles Starling –

    very useful course

  8. Jen Creek –

    Easy to follow and understand the risks that may and can happen

  9. Ben Lawrie –

    videos are good and content is a+

  10. Ryan Parris –

    excellent

  11. Emma Quinn –

    Very informative course, opened my eyes a bit about some of the cyber security risks that are maybe not as apparent.

  12. Thomas Slack –

    At times I felt the course was too basic.

  13. John Daly –

    A well put together, comprehensive and thought provoking course.

  14. David Willder –

    need to go through a few times to be able to digest it all properly

  15. Maria Carruthers –

    This course was more interesting than many of these courses – great real world examples. The quizzes were not well written and could use more clear wording. It would be great to see a course that talks about securing our own devices for small business like – computers, cell phones etc and how to actually go about this. Overall good course for refresher on Cyber Security.

  16. Thomas Finn –

    Very clear

  17. Anne Miniter –

    As I work in technology need to be aware of cyber risk

  18. Omahlee Norburn –

    Lots of examples and clear language used

  19. Roisin O’Grady –

    clear, relevant and interesting

  20. Joe Roberts –

    I have often felt confused by this issue but the course was presented in a plain English style that a non-IT specialist could understand

  21. Mary-Ann Waters –

  22. Karen Alford –

    Provided a good overview of cyber risk.

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  24. Richard King –

    In my role as FD I am required to evaluate the cyber risks to my business following me taking over this role from a colleague to develope the business Quality Management System. This Course has given me sufficient understaning to introduce policies into the business that can be further develeoped from the knowledge gained

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