Develop your approach to planning, implementing, managing and improving a cybersecurity programme aligned with NIS 2 requirements.
Download the course brochurePECB NIS 2 Directive Lead Implementer · PDFThe NIS 2 Directive aims to strengthen cybersecurity and resilience across the European Union. It addresses security measures, responsibilities and incident reporting for essential and important entities.
PECB NIS 2 training explores the directive’s concepts and their implications for cybersecurity programmes. Connect requirements with organisational context, risks and implementation processes.
Understand the scope of NIS 2, security measures and organisational responsibilities to support cybersecurity programmes with foundational knowledge.
Explain NIS 2 concepts, requirements and their relationship with organisational context.
Plan cybersecurity programme implementation using PECB methodology and best practices.
Evaluate governance, roles and responsibilities, asset management and risk management processes.
Connect security controls, supply chain security, incident management and crisis management with implementation.
Integrate business continuity, awareness, communication and testing into a cybersecurity programme.
Evaluate methods for measuring, monitoring, reporting and continually improving programme performance.
A five-module programme covering NIS 2 implementation planning, governance, asset and risk management, security controls, supply chain security, incident and crisis management, and continual improvement.
PECB NIS 2 Directive Lead Implementer training covers governance, asset and risk management, security controls, supply chain security, and incident and crisis management. It connects business continuity, communication and performance monitoring with implementation.
The 30-hour, five-day programme consists of five detailed modules. The final module covers certification examination and general preparation. The supplied brochure specifies a three-hour exam.
Candidates who pass the PECB NIS 2 Directive Lead Implementer exam may apply for a credential appropriate to their experience. The Lead Implementer credential requires at least 5 years of professional experience, including 2 years in cybersecurity management, at least 300 hours of relevant project activities and acceptance of the PECB Code of Ethics. Passing the exam alone does not confer this credential; candidates without experience may consider the Provisional Implementer requirements.
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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