Cybersecurity Training
for Leadership and Management
Company leadership plays a key role in protecting against cyber threats. This training is aimed at management and decision-making positions that define security strategy, ensure compliance with NIS2 obligations, and need to understand risks and their business impact.
Why Training for Leadership Is Crucial
Cyber attacks today are not just a technical issue – they are strategic risks that can threaten a company’s finances, reputation, and even its existence. Management plays a crucial role in setting the security policy, deciding on IT security investments, and handling crisis situations.
Under NIS2 requirements, leadership bears personal legal responsibility for ensuring that the company has implemented appropriate measures and that employees are trained. Ignorance is no excuse.
What Leadership Training Includes
Our training on the 4CyberCity platform is based on real-world scenarios and strategic decisions that managers must master:
- Leadership Legal Responsibility – the obligations set by NIS2, the Cybersecurity Act, and GDPR
- Cybersecurity Strategy and Risk Management – developing a long-term security plan and managing risks at the leadership level.
- Leadership Role in Incidents – crisis management, decision-making processes, and communication during an attack.
- Security Investments – economic evaluation of security measures.
- Supply Chain and Outsourcing Risks – how to mitigate threats from external partners.
- Data and Information Asset Management – protecting critical data and ensuring proper categorization.
- Security Culture and Leadership – how to motivate employees to follow security policies.
- Communication with Regulatory Authorities – preparing for inspections and audits.
- Business Continuity and Recovery Plans – minimizing the impact of an attack on company operations.
- Overview of Current Threats and Trends – staying informed about new attack methods and global cybersecurity trends.
How the Training Works
1. Manager-Focused E-Learning
– flexible and time-efficient.
2. Interactive Scenarios
– simulations of crisis situations with decision-making opportunities.
3. Current Attack Examples
– real cases from the Czech Republic and EU, with analysis of causes and consequences.
4. Final Test
– assessment of knowledge and preparedness.
5. Certificate with QR Code
– verifiable during audits, includes metadata about the training process.
Who the Training Is Intended For
Executive Directors and Board Members.
Directors and Department Heads.
Managers Responsible for IT and Operations.
Security and Compliance Managers.
Benefits for Company Leadership
- Demonstrable knowledge of NIS2 and other legal requirements.
- Ability to lead the company during a cyber incident.
- Improved decision-making on security investments.
- Increased trust from partners and customers.
- Minimized risk of financial and reputational losses.
Practical Scenario Demonstrations
During the training, managers will encounter model cases:
- Data Breach – deciding the extent of informing clients and the media.
- Cyber Attack on Production Line – setting priorities and managing the crisis.
- Ransomware Demand – evaluating legal and financial impacts.
- Supplier Incident – deciding on immediate measures and controls.
FAQ
Is Leadership Training Mandatory?
Yes, if your company falls under NIS2 – leadership must demonstrate knowledge and awareness of cyber threats and security measures.
How Long Does the Training Take?
On average 2–3 hours, divided into short modules.
How Does the Training Help with Audits?
We provide a certificate with a QR code and metadata – auditors can see the exact content, duration, and results of the training.
Is the Training Only Theoretical?
No – all lessons are based on practical scenarios and decision-making situations.
How to Get Started
- 1. Contact us to set up access.
- 2. Select the number of licenses for company leadership.
- 3. You can start the training within 24 hours.
