NIS2 Training for Management Boards

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NIS2 training for Management Boards enables management boards to understand the requirements imposed by the Cybersecurity Act and practical methods for implementing them. This allows them to make informed decisions regarding cybersecurity investments. Furthermore, regular training keeps management boards up-to-date on the latest trends and methods used by cybercriminals, allowing them to respond more quickly to new threats.

Although the formal implementation of NIS2 in Poland is still delayed and legislative work is ongoing, one thing is certain – organizations cannot wait. The new regulations introduce specific security obligations, including for company management boards.

Therefore, it’s worth preparing your team and management for the upcoming changes now to avoid costly mistakes and gain an advantage in cyber resilience.

Our training was created precisely for this purpose – to explain in a simple and accessible way how to protect data and systems in compliance with NIS2. And although it is led by an experienced legal advisor, it will avoid legal jargon or complicated formulas.

We focus on practice and understandable examples that demonstrate what actually works in everyday work. This will allow participants not only to familiarize themselves with the requirements but also learn how to apply them in practice.

What does the price include?

Training and training materials
Certificate of attendance
Access to legal counsel (during the training)
10% discount on security audits (up to 7 days after the training)

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Agenda

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Module 1: Risk in cybersecurity

Requirements
Risks
Costs for organizations

Module 2: NIS 2 Directive and new KSC legislation in Poland

Current Status
Legislator’s Objectives
Key Areas

Module 3: How to integrate NIS 2 implementation with other legal regulations

DORA
RODO
AML/CTF
Sector requirements

Module 4: List of key entities and important entities

Module 5: Implementation of the Information Security Management System

Requirements
Structure
Organizational and Technological Challenges

Module 6: Information System Security Documentation

Documentation Form
Provisions
Accountability
Storage

Module 7: Incident Response

Module 8: Internal structures responsible for cybersecurity

Module 9: Audit Requirements

Module 10: Management Responsibility

Module 11: Case studies

For participants

Understanding NIS2 and KSC Requirements. Participants will gain practical knowledge of the current legal framework, the requirements of the NIS2 Directive, and national regulations (UKSC), allowing them to make informed decisions regarding security.
Risk and Threat Awareness. By discussing real-world incidents and the costs of their consequences, participants will understand the threats that can affect an organization and how to avoid them.
Practical Implementation Tips. The training will demonstrate step-by-step implementation of an Information Security Management System (ISMS) and create the required documentation.
Integrating Regulations in Practice. Participants will learn how to integrate NIS2 implementation with other regulations (DORA, GDPR, AML) to avoid duplication of responsibilities and costs.
Clear Definition of Responsibilities. Management staff will understand their legal obligations, including the consequences of non-implementation, which minimizes the risk of personal penalties.
Ready-made incident response procedures. Through practical examples and case studies, participants will learn what proper incident response looks like and what reports and audits are required.

For organizations

Legal Compliance and Penalty Avoidance. The organization will gain knowledge on how to comply with the requirements of the NIS2 Directive, the amendment to the KSC, and other sector-specific regulations, protecting against financial and legal sanctions.
Improved Risk Management. Implementing these solutions reduces the risk of operational downtime, financial losses, and reputational damage.
Optimized Implementation Costs. By integrating NIS2 requirements with other regulations, the company will avoid duplication of processes and investments.
Increased Cyber Resilience. Creating security structures and developing procedures and incident response plans minimizes the risk of company disruption.
Informed and Responsible Management. After training, the management board and managers are prepared to make strategic and operational decisions that comply with legal requirements.
Strengthened Security Culture. The organization builds awareness among key individuals, which translates into better decisions and more effective IT system security.

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Zofia Brachfogiel | Training Coordinator

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NIS2 Training for Boards

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