Cyber Crisis Management with NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0
55mIntermediate2024-09-20
Authors
Kip Boyle
Founder and CEO of Cyber Risk Opportunities
Course details
Effective cyber crisis management isn’t only focused on incident response. You also need to prepare in anticipation of a crisis. The course covers a broad spectrum of cyber crisis management activities, from preventive measures through to recovery, aligned with internationally recognized practices contained in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework v2. Instructor Kip Boyle focuses on the CSF's six core functions: govern, identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover. Kip explores each of these functions and its relevance to cyber crisis management, using real-life case studies so you can get hands-on experience.
Skills covered
Crisis ManagementIncident ResponseMarketingCybersecurityBusiness Analysis and StrategyLeadership and ManagementDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Cyber crisis management as a lifecycle
1. Governing Cybersecurity Risks
- 02 - Understanding your cyber environment
- 03 - Resource allocation and team building
2. Identifying Cybersecurity Risks
- 04 - Conducting and utilizing risk assessments
- 05 - Risk assessment and scenario planning
3. Protecting Your Organization
- 06 - Access control and identity management
- 07 - Protecting data through encryption and other techniques
- 08 - Security awareness training
4. Detecting Cyber Threats
- 09 - Implementing continuous monitoring solutions
- 10 - Threat detection techniques
5. Responding to Cyber Incidents
- 11 - Rapid assessment and triage
- 12 - Immediate response strategies
- 13 - Escalation procedures
6. Recovering from Cyber Incidents
- 14 - Recovery planning
- 15 - Internal communication strategies
- 16 - Media relations during cyber crises
- 17 - Learning from cyber incidents
7. Integrating NIST CSF into Cyber Crisis Management
- 18 - Tailoring the NIST CSF for your organization
- 19 - Building a culture of cyber resilience