Cybersecurity is board responsibility. The Cybersecurity Act (Cbw/NIS2) explicitly places responsibilities on directors: the board must be able to understand cyber risks, assess and approve appropriate measures, and oversee the implementation.
Board of Directors, Executive Board and Supervisory Board
Directors of essential and important entities
Management and senior management
The CISO can participate together with the board. Participation by the CIO, DPO/Privacy Officer, Risk Manager or other officials who support the board is also possible.
What does this training bring you?
Interpret the main obligations from Cbw/NIS2 from a board perspective
Understand your own responsibility as a director
Translate cyber risks into business and continuity risks
Assess whether security measures are appropriate and proportional
Make decisions about cybersecurity investments and risk acceptance
Supervise critical suppliers and supply chain risks
Ask the right questions to the CISO, Security Office, CIO, and management
Assess cybersecurity KPIs, KRIs, and audit results
Assess when a residual risk requires escalation to the board
Cybersecurity is not an IT issue but a board responsibility. You will learn what the Cybersecurity Act and NIS2 concretely ask of you, including personal liability. Using interactive exercises (Board of Directors versus management decisions, investment dilemmas), you will discover how to balance continuity, risks, and duty of care. No technical depth, but the right administrative questions.
(B) Session 2
Cyber crisis simulation
The theory comes to life with a realistic crisis simulation: a ransomware attack directly affects your services. Under time pressure, you make decisions about continuity, reporting obligation, privacy, communication, and ransom. Additionally, you will work on your own dashboard, governance structure, and a concrete action list for your organization.
Provided by experienced CISOs
The training is provided by cybersecurity and information security professionals with a track record as a CISO. They ensure that risk management and digital resilience are placed more prominently on the board agenda, with attention to:
CISOCybersecurityCbw/NIS2PrivacyGovernanceRisk ManagementSecurity AuditingIncident ManagementBusiness ContinuityTrusted AI
Train on location, without worries
Add a fully catered location to your training, including catering, facilities, and all the space to get to work without distractions. Available at multiple exclusive training locations, spread across all provinces.
Provided lunch & catering
Coffee, tea, and snacks all day, plus a full lunch that keeps the group fresh in the afternoon too.
Throughout the Netherlands
Train wherever it suits you, with professional and carefully selected locations spread throughout the Netherlands.
Flexible, professional location
Suitable for various group sizes, with focus outside the daily workplace.