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Cyber security attacks exploit technology and the users of technology, but the impacts effect business operations and the data used by the organisation. In the end the big decisions to be made over how much or how little security to invest in, or how to manage a business that has suffered a cyber attack, will fall on the Directors and Executives. This course will explore the practical relevance of cyber security for the Directors who do not specifically manage technology but oversee the overall risks and successes of their business/organisation. It will help you in your decision making and knowing what questions to ask technical staff, suppliers and team members.
The course will help Directors understand how cyber security decisions and implications can affect their organisations and what they are able to do without needing a background in technology. It will provide a view across the breadth of cyber security so that you can understand how well and appropriately cyber security risks are being managed on your behalf by others in your organisation and your suppliers/ business partners. It will help you in your decision making on cyber security.
Professor Paul Dorey CISM, FCIIS is a Guernseyman and Visiting Professor/Lecturer in Cyber Security at Royal Holloway College, University of London. In his career he has been Group Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Barclays, London Head of Information Security at Deutsche Bank Morgan Grenfell, Global CISO at both BP and GSK. He is active supporting businesses and governments in Cyber Security Strategy development and acts as an expert witness in civil and regulatory cases following cyber security breach.
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