CYBERSECURITY, INFORMATION GOVERNANCE, LEGAL RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMPLIANCE WITH ISO RECORDS MANAGEMENT CONTROLS

Objective:

• Implement a cyber security strategy that aligns with ISO 27001 and organizational requirements
• Understand and apply legal risk management strategies to mitigate data-related risks
• Develop and maintain an information governance framework in accordance with ISO 15489
• Respond effectively to cyber security incidents and manage crises to minimize organizational impact
• Ensure ongoing compliance with international standards and legal regulations for information and data management

Content:

Cyber Security and Information Security Management

• Introduction to cyber security
• Understanding online threats, risks, and vulnerabilities
• Business continuity, fraud prevention, and disaster management
• Overview of ISO 27001 and the ISO 27000 family of standards
• Data, information, and records governance
• Establishing information governance roles and responsibilities

Audit, Legal, Risk and ISO Standards

• Categorizing physical and electronic security risks
• Managing audit, legal, and regulatory compliance risks
• Document and records management compliance
• ISO 15489 records management framework and review
• Applying ISO 27001 information security controls
• Developing security policies, procedures, and standards
• Current cyber threat and trend analysis

Project Implementation and Cyber Security Management

• Key Risk Indicators (KRIs)
• Project implementation planning and governance controls
• Risk and issue management techniques
• Developing business continuity plans
• Cyber security incident management
• Cyber security crisis management

Systems and IT Security Applications

• Network protocols and communications security
• Network access management
• Firewalls, application security, and network protection
• Role-based access control (RBAC) and user management
• Encryption technologies and security standards
• Email, web, and endpoint security
• Cyber security systems and tools

Emerging Trends in Cyber Security

• Cloud computing models: public, private, and hybrid
• Blockchain technology and security applications
• Hacking principles and ethical hacking concepts
• Mathematics and logic behind hacking techniques

Who Should Attend?

• Technology Engineers, Chief Technology Officers (CTOs), and Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
• Chief Risk Officers and risk management professionals
• Application development, data research, and information management personnel
• Professionals and leaders seeking expertise in cyber security strategies, information governance, and ISO standards
• Personnel working in IT systems management, legal, risk management, information security, project management, HR, and procurement
• Professionals transitioning into management or IT security roles who want to understand the latest cyber security, audit, and risk management practices