Cyber Breach Workshop 25th and 26th May – last places available!
The Cyber Breach Workshop can now be delivered as a virtual experience, with all the elements of the real life workshop. Fully interactive, and with exercises played out in ‘real time’, you will emerge with a playbook template for various threats, a RACI matrix defining roles and responsibilities, and detailed workflow templates; even sample communications for the press and your customers.
Be prepared to be taken outside your comfort zone. You can attend as an individual on behalf of your organisation, but we can also tailor the event just for your organisation, with up to eight attendees. The workshop is suitable for non-technical personnel such as MDs, FDs, Heads of HR, PR, Comms as well as IT and security people. Here’s what we will cover…
Preparation
Vital considerations prior to defining your plan including;
- Readiness assessment
- Staff awareness,
- Leadership buy-in
- As close to 100% asset visibility as possible
- Roles and responsibilities are defined
- 3rd party support arranged and tested
Communications
Not only what to say, but who says it, who approves the messages and when do we actually communicate if at all?
Playbook development
Developing a structured breach response workflow, documenting escalations and tied in to you existing incident management processes.
Scenario planning
Your experienced cyber breach expert instructors will help you understand your top risks and show you how to define a scenario add-on for each.
You will work through FOUR full scenarios step by step –
- Ransomware
- DDoS
- Credentials Attack/Stuffing
- Data Leak
Book your place now!
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