The Battle Ahead Requires Decision Makers and An Arsenal of Cybersecurity Talent
Improving Workforce Readiness Beyond Skillsets
Cybersecurity for Executive Managers and Decision-Makers
Creating a cybersecure organization is essential for every enterprise. Cybersecurity is not just the responsibility of the Chief Information Security Officer; it requires the involvement of all executives. To stay ahead of cyber threats, a commitment to building a cybersecurity culture is vital. This training is tailored for executive managers, including IT and security directors, CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, CEOs, and federal roles like ISSOs and Security Managers. Participants will learn to effectively lead cybersecurity initiatives and implement practical techniques to enhance their cybersecurity programs, focusing on cyber visibility, operational resilience, and key strategies for protection.
Learning Objectives
- Defining the C suite Role When It Comes to Cybersecurity
- Framing Cybersecurity Leadership and Development
- Designing a Cybersecurity Culture That Models the Organization’s Landscape
- Examine critical strategies to improve workforce readiness.
- Managing and Implementing Technologies for the Enterprise
- Orchestrating A Functional Vulnerability Management Program
- Practical Strategies to Manage Cyber Risks and Resilience
- Develop Your Board-Level Protection Plan for the Enterprise
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- 3 - Hours
- Virtual
- 3 - Hours
- Onsite
Vulnerability Management for Executive Leadership
A critical aspect of managing cybersecurity risks is having a strategic approach to vulnerability remediation. Organizations should prioritize vulnerabilities using risk-based processes and data-driven metrics. SEMAIS offers a training program, “Vulnerability Management Lifecycle for Executive Leadership,” designed for decision-makers such as IT Directors, CISOs, CIOs, and Security Managers. This workshop emphasizes the systemic process of vulnerability management, aligning management, operational, and technical approaches. It covers governance strategies, Current State Analysis (CSA), developing remediation plans, and risk prioritization. The training equips executives with insights to enhance visibility into their vulnerability management programs, improve cyber protection, operational resilience, and how to address security flaws.
Learning Objectives
- Develop a comprehensive definition of vulnerability management and its relationship to ITSM.
- Explain key resources and inputs to the vulnerability management program.
- Explain how asset, configuration, and other programs interface with vulnerability management.
- Explain the core phases and functions for discovery, risk prioritization, remediation, and reporting.
- Discuss the purpose of a Current State Analysis and Continuous Risk Scoring
- Explain how API and Cyber Tools support the Vulnerability Management program.
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- 2 - Hours
- Virtual
- 4 - Hours
- Onsite
Executive Leadership Certification Offered

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- 8 - Hours
- Virtual
- 8 - Hours
- Onsite