Cyber-risk, cyber crisis and resilience *NEW*
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18 November 2026 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Cybercrime is headline news: a company finding its systems hacked, a company finding its key information leaked to the competition or AI infiltrating an organisation.
Cybercrime is headline news: a company finding its systems hacked, a company finding its key information leaked to the competition or AI infiltrating an organisation. On top of this when cyber-attacks succeed regaining control or recovering can be expensive, difficult or even impossible.
This one-day course will help you better understand cyber-risk and cyber crisis handling and the controls that should be in place to make your organisation resilient.
Mindgrove Ltd
Course overview
Upon completion you will be able to:
- Understand the nature of evolving threats and the challenges they create;
- Understand how to handle cyber and data breach crises;
- Understand the responsibilities for resilience and the plans that need to be in place;
- Be able to undertake an audit of the plans and preparations your organisation has for dealing with malicious or damaging events.
The course is accompanied by a manual that has full course text and key question guidance.
All are welcome to attend.
Cyber-risk – Critical business and service systems
- What type of attacks are taking place in the here and now?
- Where does AI fit into the picture?
- Who has come to serious harm?
- Why things are getting worse and what regulators are doing.
- Won't security software and our IT specialists keep attackers out?
- Best practice: vulnerability detection
- Best practice patching and fixing potential breaches
Cyber Crisis Management – key questions to raise
- Should we assume that we will come to harm?
- What must we do if we are breached?
- How have others managed real life incidents?
- Reducing the impact – what should we do?
- Cyber incident plans and crises response plans and capabilities – what can I review?
- Collection and analysis of data – what should we do?
- Reporting criminal incidents – what should we do?
- Learning lessons and preventing similar problems in the future.
Resilience Management – key areas to explore
- What additional procedures do we need to put in place?
- What regulatory standards must we follow?
- Are we setting up resilience and recovery capabilities that are fit for purpose?
- This is a one day course.