Free cybersecurity webinars for governance, management and oversight

Series 1 • NIS2 webinar board members

NIS2 and Dutch Cybersecurity Act: from law to boardroom

What do NIS2 and the Dutch Cybersecurity Act mean for the board and executive management?

We translate the legal guidelines into responsibility, governance, risk management and the measures and processes that need to be demonstrable in order.

You'll get a look at

• Board-level responsibility and governance;
• Setting priorities from risk and continuity;
• • the development of a European network of information services and services;;
• the role of suppliers and internal controllers;
• questions for possible follow-up steps;

Series 2 • Cyber Risk Management Webinar

Cyber Risk Management: How do you do that?

How do you get a useful picture of digital risks as a board member or management team?

You will learn to translate technical signals into board-level risk assessments and make choices based on impact, probability, organizational goals, available people and budget.

You'll get a look at

• the information necessary for sound decisions;
• setting risk performance indicators and priorities;
• incident-driven work versus structural risk management;
• the value of an independent Cyber RI&E or baseline assessment;
• The following shall be considered as a single measure:;

Series 3 • Cybersecurity RvT and RvC

Keep oversight without sitting on the board seat

How do you properly address your role in cyber risks and information security as a supervisory board member?

The Supervisory Board or the Supervisory Board shall not assume operational responsibility. You will learn what information and answers you can expect from the board and executive management and when more stringent questions are needed.

You'll get a look at

• the basic knowledge that requires good oversight;
• periodic questions on risk, continuity and suppliers;
• incident preparation and board-level information provision;
• where normal oversight questions are sufficient;
• when assist, ask-through or intervention may be necessary;