Gain an understanding of various threats and system vulnerabilities and learn to apply basic risk management and risk assessment principles relating to cybersecurity threats. In our current digitally disrupted era, cybersecurity has now become more critical and the stakes are much higher. Daily cyber attack occurrences demonstrate the risks posed by cyber threats – from individual, opportunistic hackers, to professional and organised cyber-criminal groups with strategies to systematically steal intellectual property, disrupt businesses and even threaten our safety.
It is essential that your organisation takes control of allocating the right resources to address cyber threats, actively manage risk and prepare responses to cyber threats and incidents. This includes creating an informed and knowledgeable organisational culture.
You and your team are the first and primary line of defense against online crime. That’s where cybersecurity awareness training comes into play—equipping Public Service Officers with the knowledge and skills they need to protect themselves from criminal elements.
Key Takeaways
At the end of this programme, you will be able to:
Understand Knowledge of various threats and system vulnerabilities
Evaluate Organisational structure, roles and responsibilities
Evaluate the concept of incident response
Develop/assist to develop their organisation’s cybersecurity programme
Who Should Attend
Please refer to the job roles section.
Designed for Public Service Officers who are required to develop or assist in developing a cybersecurity agenda, to lead their organisation’s cybersecurity strategy and to respond swiftly and decisively to cyber incidents. This includes:
Business and operational leaders i.e. HR, Finance Managers who are participating in Cybersecurity related decisions
Systems owners
Project sponsors
Professionals who play a role in their organisation for managing cybersecurity.
The objective of this programme is not to turn you into cybersecurity professionals, but to equip you with sufficient cybersecurity knowledge on the potential threats to your organisation's information and how to avoid situations that might put the organisation's data at risk.
You should have foundational understanding of what is cybersecurity and some of the existing cybersecurity policies in your organisation. There will be a pre-programme survey conducted before programme confirmation.
What To Bring
You must bring your internet-enabled computing devices (laptops, tablet etc) with power chargers to access and download programme materials. No printed copies of programme materials are issued.
You are required to bring a laptop with these recommended configuration: Intel Core i5 (sixth generation or newer) or equivalent, Microsoft Windows 10 Professional, 8GB (or higher) RAM.
The recommended web browser is Google Chrome to access courseware on the ISS learning management system.
