 The importance of Cyber Security in an organisational context;
 The dynamic Cyber threat landscape. Includes latest threats, such as cyber fraud, malware, ransomware, social engineering, insider threat and COVID-19 themed phishing attacks; and future trends;
 Overview of key legislation and obligations; and the impact of non-compliance – financially, operationally and reputationally;
 Types of Cyber Security incidents and the importance of a holistic approach, encompassing people and culture, policy, processes and ICT;
 Incident Management processes and Incident Management roles and responsibilities;
 Key actions and lines to take in response to Cyber Security incident/s to manage and control the potential crisis;
 Discussion and understanding of key stakeholders, engagement and timing;
 Real-life scenarios from Templar’s extensive experience and other case studies to consolidate learning; with practical tips and exercises;
 Discussion and Q&A to support personal and team action.

Cyber attacks are now classed as the top threat to organisations. With the average cost of a cyber attack being close to 2 million MAD the financial implications for businesses cannot be ignored. It’s not just the financial loss that could adversely impact organisations but also the damage to brand, reputation and continued business operations. t Without proper planning, a
Cyber-attack could therefore be devastating.
This dynamic Crisis Training course incorporates the planning and testing of Crisis Management Plans to ensure preparedness, understanding of roles and responsibilities, communication and
stakeholder engagement, and continuous improvement.
This training prepares participants to respond to issues related to a Cyber Incident. This training course covers emergency tools and procedures to better respond to cyber attacks on a legal and
organizational level.

The participants of the Crisis Management training will be able to address the fundamentals and specificities of cyber crisis management. All the information dealt with will be applied in the
context of a practical case.