Cybersecurity Management: Training Courses

What Is Cybersecurity Management?

Cybersecurity is the set of practices that protect systems, networks, devices, programs and data from threats such as phishing, scams and hacking. A cybersecurity management program organizes these practices so an organization can reduce risks before they cause harm, respond well when incidents happen and keep the business running.

Why Is Cybersecurity Important?

Every industry depends on data. A successful attack can expose people to privacy loss, identity theft and fraud, and can cost an organization money, reputation and legal standing. A managed program, based on international standards such as ISO/IEC 27032 and frameworks such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, prepares an organization to prevent, detect and recover from attacks.

Benefits of PECB Cybersecurity Management Certification

Each course leads to its own PECB credential, and each credential shows a different level of skill:

• Cybersecurity Foundation: you can explain core cybersecurity concepts, common attacks, and the basics of risk management and incident response
• Lead Cybersecurity Manager: you can set up and run a cybersecurity program, manage cybersecurity risks, respond to incidents and support recovery, and continually improve the program

How Do I Get Started?

Start with Cybersecurity Foundation if you are new to cybersecurity management. Choose Lead Cybersecurity Manager to establish and lead a cybersecurity program.

Who Should Attend?

• Cybersecurity graduates and career changers pursuing GRC roles.
• IT and security professionals building their cybersecurity knowledge.
• Managers and teams responsible for cybersecurity programs and incident response.
• Consultants advising organizations on cybersecurity risks and safeguards.

Available Training Courses

Related Training

• NIST Cybersecurity: NIST Cybersecurity Foundation and NIST Cybersecurity Lead Implementer
• Cloud Security: Lead Cloud Security Manager