 The latest Threat briefing and trends; including Social Engineering
 The key role of Senior Executives to deliver Cyber Security maturity and resilience; and
managing internal and external stakeholder relationships
 Leadership, Strategy and Governance
 An understanding of responsibilities, liabilities, and consequences of breach, including
key legislation
 The importance of Business Information Risk Management
 Building Cyber resilience and capability; including Incident Management
 Scenarios to support understanding and consolidate learning
 A trusted forum to discuss key issues and priorities.

Senior Executives play a critical role in any organisation, and as the threat landscape evolves, Senior Executives need to develop a greater awareness of Cyber risks and threats. Leadership is pivotal to drive and champion holistic Cyber Security and Information Assurance to ensure that an organisation develops its Cyber Security maturity; enhances and embeds a positive information culture across the organisation; and demonstrates continuous improvement in a dynamic environment.
Senior Information Risk Owners (SIROs) are often designated as the Board-level representative to take the lead on managing Cyber risks. With two thirds of businesses suffering cyber attacks in the last year , and the heightened cyber threat sue to the current geo-polictical situation, it is imperative that senior leaders own the responsibility for Cyber risk and promulgate the right attitude across their organisation. Developing Senior Executive level ownership for information risk will quickly establish business resilience and help mitigate risks that could be detrimental to
any organisation.