LEVEL
Introductory courses

DURATION
4 hours

TRAINER
Aizoon

MODE
In the presence

PRICE

Macro Topics

The course is divided into 2 modules:

Module 1: Introduction to the NIS2 Directive

- Overview of NIS2
- Evolution from the NIS Directive to NIS2: differences and scope expansion
- Objectives of the Directive and the European regulatory environment
- Sectors and Organizations Subjected
- Critical and important sectors: which organizations need to comply
- Identification of infrastructures essential to the operation of European companies
- Role of C-Levels in NIS2 Compliance
- Managerial responsibilities and governance obligations
- Impact of compliance on corporate strategy

Module 2: Compliance Requirements and Obligations

- Analysis of the Main Requirements of NIS2
- Risk Management and Cybersecurity Governance Obligations
- Data Protection and Incident Prevention Requirements
- Security Incident Notification Procedures
- When and How to Notify Competent Authorities
- Best Practices to Ensure Effective and Timely Response to Incidents
- Risk of Penalties and Legal Implications
- Risks of Noncompliance: penalties and responsibilities for C-levels
- How to Avoid Penalties and Mitigate Legal Risks

Trainee’s Profile

The course is aimed at C-Level: CEO, CIO, CISO, CTO, COO, CFO;

Pre-Requirements

No special technical expertise is required, as the course is geared toward the strategic and management implications of the directive.

Objectives

The objective of the course is to provide an in-depth understanding of the NIS2 Directive,
compliance requirements, and the strategic and operational implications for C-levels to ensure organizational resilience
and regulatory compliance.

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the regulatory and policy context of the NIS2 Directive, including the evolution from the original NIS.
- Identify critical sectors and organizations subject to the obligations of the directive.
- Assess the strategic role and specific responsibilities of C-Levels in NIS2 compliance.
- Plan and implement cybersecurity risk management and governance policies.
- Ensure timely and effective notification of security incidents to relevant authorities.
- Prevent risks of noncompliance, reducing exposure to penalties and legal consequences.
- Integrating security and organizational resilience best practices into business decision-making processes

More info

English language available upon request.
The subscription must be carried out within the fifth working day preceding the course starting date.