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IT Management and Cyber Security · IMCS-011
Cybersecurity Risk Management with the NIST CSF 2.0
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is one of the most widely used approaches for managing cyber risk, and version 2.0 adds a dedicated Govern function and broader…
- Duration5 days
- Next date16 - 20 Nov 2026
- Cities6 cities
- Fee from£3,250
Course overview
Why Attend
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is one of the most widely used approaches for managing cyber risk, and version 2.0 adds a dedicated Govern function and broader applicability to organisations of all sizes and sectors.
This LLMI course explains the CSF 2.0 structure, functions, categories and profiles, and shows how to assess current cybersecurity posture, define target profiles, prioritise gaps, integrate cyber risk with enterprise risk management and report to leadership. Participants build current and target profiles for a case organisation.
The course bridges technical security controls and business risk decisions.
Course Objectives
Explain the structure and purpose of NIST CSF 2.0
Apply the Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover functions
Assess current cybersecurity posture
Define target profiles and prioritise gaps
Integrate cyber risk with enterprise risk management
Report cyber risk to executives and boards
Target Audience
Information security managers
IT and risk managers
Compliance professionals
Internal auditors
CISOs and security architects
Consultants
Course Methodology
Framework walkthroughs
Profile-building workshops
Case studies
Risk discussions
Reporting exercises
Course outline
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1Day 1: Cyber Risk and CSF 2.0
- Cyber threat landscape
- Cyber risk concepts
- CSF 2.0 overview
- Changes from earlier versions
- Mapping to other standards
- Exercise: Framework orientation
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2Day 2: Govern and Identify
- Cybersecurity governance
- Roles and policy
- Supply chain risk
- Asset management
- Risk assessment
- Workshop: Governance assessment
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3Day 3: Protect and Detect
- Identity and access
- Data security
- Platform security
- Monitoring
- Detection processes
- Exercise: Control gap review
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4Day 4: Respond and Recover
- Incident response
- Communication
- Recovery planning
- Improvements
- Testing
- Case study: Ransomware response
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5Day 5: Profiles and Reporting
- Current and target profiles
- Gap prioritisation
- Roadmaps
- Metrics
- Board reporting
- Capstone: CSF improvement roadmap
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