AI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience Course

Name: AI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience for Leaders Course
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Give non-technical leaders practical oversight tools for cyber exposure, critical operations, disruption decisions, recovery, and reporting.

AI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience Course

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Duration: 5 days
Format: Classroom
Cities: Paris, Vienna, Seoul, Amsterdam, Munich, Chicago and more
Next session: 19 – 23 October 2026, Paris
Average fee: 5,800 €

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AI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience for Leaders Course

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Overview

AI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience for Leaders Course is a five-day foundation course for non-technical executives, business leaders, functional managers, risk owners, operations leaders, and board support teams, who leave with an AI, Cyber Risk, and Operational Resilience Oversight Pack. Participants connect AI and cyber exposure to critical operations, disruption tolerance, dependencies, incident decisions, continuity priorities, exercises, metrics, and board reporting. Agile Leaders Training Center provides training in leadership oversight of AI cyber risk and operational resilience.

Who Should Attend

Executives responsible for enterprise risk and strategic oversight
Business leaders responsible for critical services and outcomes
Functional managers responsible for operational dependencies and controls
Risk owners responsible for appetite, tolerance, and escalation
Operations leaders responsible for disruption and recovery priorities
Board support teams responsible for oversight information and reporting

The course assumes participants oversee business risks, services, or decisions and leaves out security engineering, technical control configuration, incident-response practitioner tasks, penetration testing, and continuity certification.

Departments and Industries

The course supports non-technical leadership oversight of cyber risk and operational resilience across organizations.

Executive management and board support functions
Enterprise risk and operational-resilience teams
Business operations and continuity functions
Financial, healthcare, and professional service organizations
Energy, manufacturing, and infrastructure organizations
Government, education, and nonprofit organizations

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Apply enterprise-risk framing to AI and cyber exposure
Analyze critical operations, dependencies, and disruption tolerance
Build leadership questions and incident decision rights
Evaluate third-party, continuity, and recovery priorities
Use exercises, metrics, and reporting for oversight
Build an AI, Cyber Risk, and Operational Resilience Oversight Pack

Course Agenda

Day 1: Business Exposure and Governance

AI and Cyber Business-Exposure Map
Enterprise Risk and Reputation Impact Canvas
Risk Appetite and Cyber Tolerance Statement
Leadership Role and Decision-Rights Matrix
Governance Question and Evidence Checklist

Day 2: Critical Operations and Dependencies

Critical Operation and Service Inventory
Process, Technology, Data, and People Dependency Map
Third-Party and Concentration Risk Register
Disruption Impact and Tolerance Table
Control and Resilience Capability Profile

Day 3: Scenarios and Incident Decisions

AI and Cyber Threat Scenario Library
Severe-but-Plausible Disruption Exercise
Incident Classification and Escalation Matrix
Crisis Decision and Communication Protocol
Customer, Stakeholder, and Service Priority Sheet

Day 4: Continuity, Recovery, and Testing

Business Continuity Priority Map
Technology and Service Recovery Sequence
Third-Party Continuity Assurance Checklist
Resilience Exercise and Test Plan
Lessons-Learned and Remediation Register

Day 5: Leadership Oversight Practice

Suggested Exercise: Map Critical Operations and Dependencies
Suggested Exercise: Set Disruption Tolerance and Decision Rights
Suggested Exercise: Lead a Cyber Disruption Scenario
Suggested Exercise: Design Metrics and Board Reporting
Capstone Exercise: AI, Cyber Risk, and Operational Resilience Oversight Pack

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities that turn technical risk information into leadership decisions and resilience oversight.

Suggested activity: map AI and cyber exposure, enterprise effects, risk appetite, roles, questions, and required evidence
Suggested activity: identify critical operations, internal and external dependencies, concentration risk, and disruption tolerance
Suggested activity: run a severe-but-plausible scenario and record escalation, decision, communication, continuity, and recovery priorities
Suggested activity: define exercises, metrics, deficiencies, remediation owners, and board reporting

FAQs

Who suits AI cyber risk and operational-resilience leadership training?

AI cyber risk and operational-resilience training suits non-technical executives, business managers, risk owners, operations leaders, and board support teams. It assumes oversight responsibility and requires no cybersecurity engineering.

How does cyber-risk leadership training differ from technical cybersecurity training?

Cyber-risk leadership training focuses on business exposure, appetite, critical operations, dependencies, decisions, continuity, metrics, and oversight. Technical cybersecurity training focuses on architecture, tools, configurations, testing, detection, and response execution.

What are critical operations in operational resilience?

Critical operations are services whose disruption could cause material harm to customers, stakeholders, the organization, or its obligations. Leaders define them, map their dependencies, and set tolerances and recovery priorities.

What should leaders decide during an AI or cyber incident?

Leaders decide escalation, service priorities, tolerance use, customer and stakeholder communication, resource allocation, third-party action, continuity measures, recovery tradeoffs, and acceptance of residual business risk.

What belongs in an AI, Cyber Risk, and Operational Resilience Oversight Pack?

The pack includes exposures, critical operations, dependencies, risk appetite, disruption tolerances, scenarios, decision rights, continuity and recovery priorities, third-party risks, exercises, metrics, deficiencies, remediation, and board reporting.

Conclusion

Participants take back an AI, Cyber Risk, and Operational Resilience Oversight Pack connecting exposure, critical operations, incidents, continuity, and reporting. The pack makes risk appetite, disruption tolerance, dependencies, decisions, recovery priorities, and remediation visible to leaders. It supports informed oversight before, during, and after operational disruption.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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OverviewAI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience for Leaders Course is a five-day foundation course for non-technical executives, business leaders, functional managers, risk owners, operations leaders, and board support teams, who leave with an AI, Cyber Risk, and Operational Resilience Oversight Pack. Participants connect AI and cyber exposure to critica…

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AI Cyber Risk and Operational Resilience Course