Cyber Kill Chain and Cybersecurity Capabilities

Despite heightened attention and unprecedented levels of security investment, the number of cyber incidents and their associated costs continues to rise. The concern typically revolves around the growing sophistication of malicious hackers and other adversaries, and whether being secure is even possible in today’s rapidly evolving landscape of cyberattacks. Cybersecurity is a broad and ever-evolving discipline. As organisations seek to protect their organisations, it is important to understand how attackers typically achieve their objectives and the cybersecurity capabilities that any organisation should consider building in order to respond to these threats. In this session, we will discuss the following:

• Anatomy of a cyberattack – introducing the cyber kill chain and the steps attackers take to achieve their objectives
• Responding to cyberattacks – layered defence and cybersecurity capabilities, and the shift from prevention to detection
• Cybersecurity capabilities – introducing cybersecurity capabilities and the key features of each capability. These capabilities include cybersecurity management, extended enterprise, application security, infrastructure security, identity and access management, data security and data leakage prevention, threat intelligence, security operations, vulnerability management, incident response and business resilience

Learning Outcomes

• Review the anatomy of a cyberattack – introducing the cyber kill chain, and the steps attackers take to achieve their objectives
• Respond to cyberattacks - layered defense and cyber security capabilities, and shift from prevention to detection
• Identify Cybersecurity capabilities and the key features of each capability

Target Audience

• Aspiring, New and Experienced Directors

Virtual Classroom Format
	Interactive Facilitated Learning