Plan a cybersecurity programme suited to organisational context and connect risk management, controls, communication and incident management.
Download the course brochurePECB Lead Cybersecurity Manager · PDFAddressing cyber threats requires technical controls, clear responsibilities and sustained management processes. A cybersecurity programme brings these elements together around shared objectives.
PECB Lead Cybersecurity Manager training connects governance, risks and controls. Explore awareness, incident management and performance evaluation as parts of an integrated approach.
Select risk-appropriate controls and integrate communication, training and incident management into a measured and continually improving security programme.
Explain cybersecurity programme concepts and their relationship with relevant standards and frameworks.
Plan organisational context, governance, roles and asset management.
Assess cyber risks and select appropriate security controls.
Develop cybersecurity communication, awareness and training programmes.
Connect incident management and ICT readiness with business continuity processes.
Manage continual improvement through testing, performance metrics and reporting.
A five-module programme covering cybersecurity programmes, governance, risks, controls, communication and awareness, incident management, performance measurement and improvement.
PECB Lead Cybersecurity Manager training covers cybersecurity governance, risk management, assets and security controls. It explores how ISO/IEC 27032, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and related frameworks inform programme management.
The 30-hour, five-day programme consists of five detailed modules. It addresses communication, awareness, incident management and performance measurement; the final module includes the three-hour PECB certification exam and general preparation.
Candidates who pass the PECB Lead Cybersecurity Manager exam may apply for a credential appropriate to their experience. The Lead Manager credential requires at least 5 years of professional experience, including 2 years in cybersecurity, a total of at least 300 hours of cybersecurity activities and acceptance of the PECB Code of Ethics. Passing the exam alone does not confer this credential; confirm education and other current application requirements with PECB.
The BT Akademi Achievement Certificate is a separate award. According to the supplied document, it is issued digitally with QR verification to participants who attend at least 80% of the training and successfully complete the assessments or projects required by the curriculum.
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