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IT Management and Cyber Security · IMCS-019
Cybersecurity for Executives and Boards
Cyber risk is now a top concern for boards and regulators, and executives are expected to oversee it effectively without being technical experts. Poor oversight can lead…
- Duration5 days
- Next date16 - 20 Nov 2026
- Cities6 cities
- Fee from£2,840
Course overview
Why Attend
Cyber risk is now a top concern for boards and regulators, and executives are expected to oversee it effectively without being technical experts. Poor oversight can lead to major losses and personal accountability.
This LLMI course explains the cyber threat landscape in business terms, cyber risk governance, regulatory expectations, key questions boards should ask, cyber risk appetite and metrics, crisis leadership during incidents and investment decisions. Participants take part in an executive cyber crisis exercise.
The course is designed for senior leaders and board members.
Course Objectives
Understand cyber threats in business terms
Establish cyber risk governance and accountability
Understand regulatory and legal expectations
Ask the right questions of security leaders
Oversee cyber risk metrics and investment
Lead the organisation through a cyber crisis
Target Audience
Board members
CEOs and senior executives
CFOs and COOs
Risk and audit committee members
Senior public sector leaders
General counsel
Course Methodology
Executive briefings
Case studies
Board question workshops
Crisis simulation
Discussion
Course outline
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1Day 1: Cyber Risk for Leaders
- Threat landscape
- Business impact
- Notable incidents
- Why boards are accountable
- Common misconceptions
- Case study: Board-level failure
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2Day 2: Governance
- Roles and accountability
- Board oversight
- Cyber strategy
- Risk appetite
- Regulatory expectations
- Workshop: Governance review
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3Day 3: Oversight and Metrics
- Key questions to ask
- Cyber metrics
- Maturity assessments
- Third-party risk
- Investment decisions
- Exercise: Board dashboard
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4Day 4: Crisis Leadership
- Incident escalation
- Decision-making
- Communication
- Regulators and law enforcement
- Ransom considerations
- Simulation: Executive crisis exercise
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5Day 5: Building Resilience
- Culture and awareness
- Insurance
- Continuous improvement
- Emerging risks
- Personal action
- Capstone: Board cyber agenda
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