IT Risk Management and Cybersecurity Training Course

Name: IT Risk Management and Cybersecurity Training Course for Organisations
Availability: InStock

Build practical skills to assess technology risks, align governance frameworks, and protect enterprise IT infrastructure.

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: Sharm El-Sheikh, Athens, Dubai, Cairo, Seoul, Istanbul and more
Next session: 16 – 20 November 2026, Sharm El-Sheikh
Average fee: 5,750 €

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IT Risk Management and Cybersecurity Training Course for Organisations

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Overview

IT risk management at organisation level is about deciding how much technology and cyber risk the business is willing to carry, who owns it, and how the board sees it. This course treats IT and cybersecurity risk as a portfolio across the whole enterprise rather than one application at a time. Participants connect ISO 31000 principles, COBIT governance objectives and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 into one operating model: setting risk appetite and tolerances, running an enterprise IT risk register, aligning controls with business objectives, planning continuity and recovery, and reporting cyber exposure in language executives act on. The final days look ahead to cloud, IoT, artificial intelligence and ransomware. This course is delivered by Agile Leaders Training Center.

Who Should Attend

IT directors, CIOs and heads of infrastructure
CISOs and cybersecurity programme managers
Enterprise risk and GRC professionals covering technology risk
Business continuity and resilience coordinators
Internal auditors and compliance managers reviewing IT governance

Departments and Industries

Relevant wherever technology and cyber risk must be governed and reported across the whole organisation.

Governance, risk and compliance offices
Cybersecurity and IT operations
Business continuity and crisis management units
Banking, insurance and financial services
Energy, government, healthcare, retail and e-commerce

Learning Objectives

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

Apply ISO 31000, COBIT and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework together in one enterprise IT risk process.
Define IT and cyber risk appetite, tolerance levels and ownership across business units.
Evaluate the enterprise technology risk portfolio using heat maps, scenarios and key risk indicators.
Develop treatment strategies that combine preventive, detective and corrective controls with business continuity plans.
Prepare board-level IT risk reports and dashboards that support investment decisions.
Assess emerging risks from cloud services, IoT, artificial intelligence and ransomware.

Course Agenda

Day 1: Foundations of Enterprise IT Risk

Types and sources of technology and cyber risk and their business impact
Risk appetite, tolerance and residual risk at organisation level
ISO 31000 principles, framework and process
Positioning IT risk inside enterprise risk management
Regulatory and compliance expectations for technology risk

Day 2: Frameworks and Governance Structures

COBIT governance and management objectives for risk
The six functions of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0
Mapping frameworks to a single control set
Three lines model, committees and risk ownership
Policies and standards that turn appetite into rules

Day 3: Enterprise Risk Analysis and Treatment

Building and maintaining an enterprise IT risk register
Scenario analysis and heat maps across business units
Treatment options and aligning them with business objectives
Preventive, detective and corrective control portfolios
Third-party and supply chain technology risk

Day 4: Resilience, Monitoring and Board Reporting

Business continuity and IT disaster recovery planning
Incident response readiness and crisis communication
Key risk indicators and continuous risk monitoring
Designing dashboards for executives and the board
Linking risk reports to budgets and investment decisions

Day 5: Emerging Technology Risks

Cloud and hybrid environments: shared responsibility and concentration risk
IoT and operational technology exposure
Artificial intelligence and machine learning risks
Ransomware preparedness, recovery and cyber insurance
Building a roadmap to mature the IT risk programme

Practical Exercises

Working in teams on a fictional mid-sized company, participants complete these suggested activities.

Suggested activity: draft an IT and cyber risk appetite statement with tolerances for three business units.
Suggested activity: map the company's current controls to COBIT objectives and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework functions.
Suggested activity: run a ransomware scenario workshop and test the continuity and recovery plan against it.
Suggested activity: build a one-page board risk report with key risk indicators and a treatment roadmap.

FAQs

How is this different from a risk assessment of a single IT system?

This course works at enterprise level: appetite, governance, portfolio, continuity and board reporting. It does not walk one system through a technical assessment.

Do I need a technical security background?

No. Familiarity with IT operations or risk concepts helps, but the content is aimed at managers and governance roles.

Which frameworks are covered?

ISO 31000, COBIT and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, used together rather than one at a time.

Conclusion

Participants leave with a practical model for IT risk management across the organisation: a clear appetite, shared frameworks, a living risk register, tested continuity plans and reports the board can act on, ready to strengthen cybersecurity governance in their own organisation.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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OverviewIT risk management at organisation level is about deciding how much technology and cyber risk the business is willing to carry, who owns it, and how the board sees it. This course treats IT and cybersecurity risk as a portfolio across the whole enterprise rather than one application at a time. Participants connect ISO 31000 principles, COBIT gover…

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IT Risk Management and Cybersecurity Training Course