NIS 2 Directive Lead Implementer
The importance of robust cybersecurity measures cannot be overstated, as organizations are increasingly facing all types of cyberattacks. The NIS 2 Directive is a legislation that has been designed to strengthen the cybersecurity posture of critical infrastructure sectors, including energy, transport, healthcare, and digital services.
By attending the NIS 2 Directive Lead Implementer training course, you gain in-depth knowledge of the directive’s requirements, implementation strategies, and best practices that protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
Through interactive sessions and practical exercises, you will learn how to assess organization’s cybersecurity risks, develop robust incident response plans, and implement effective security measures to meet the requirements of NIS 2 Directive. Moreover, you will gain insights into industry standards and best practices that will enable you to stay up to date with the evolving threat landscape and implement cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions.
After successfully completing this training course, you will become a trusted cybersecurity professional that possesses the expertise to navigate the complex landscape of critical cybersecurity infrastructure and contribute to the resilience of your organization and society as a whole.
What our trainers have to tell:
The PECB NIS 2 Implementer training, including the 2-day NIS 2 Foundation and the 4-day Lead Implementer courses, offers a structured implementation plan for companies subject to the NIS 2 directive.
It is also important to note that companies providing or managing services for NIS 2 operators as suppliers should consider the obligations imposed by this directive.
This training is therefore highly relevant not only for professionals and companies directly affected by the directive but also for those supplying services and/or goods to organizations covered under NIS 2. The course further explains the sectors involved, which extend far beyond previous legislation.
The PECB training provides the various building blocks necessary for a step-by-step approach to achieve full implementation, monitoring, and improvement of cybersecurity measures based on the PDCA cycle, with risk analyses aligned with the requirements of the European cybersecurity directive.
To manage this cycle, various standards are used, each assessed against the directive’s requirements. These include ISO 27001, ISO 27002, and the American NIST CSF (Cybersecurity Framework), among others. Additionally, important standards such as incident management, business continuity, crisis communication, and others are covered.
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