EXECUTIVE CYBER GOVERNANCE FUNDAMENTALS · ONLINE COURSE

Do you really know what’s happening in IT?

Learn how to ask the right questions, understand what IT reports, and govern with confidence—without becoming a technical expert.

Free Lesson 1 • Downloadable workbook • Self-paced learning

It can be an intimidating space to be in when you’re not an IT person.— DAN · Senior Executive

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION · LEARN AT YOUR OWN PACE

Cyber governance starts with better questions.

Your IT professionals manage the technical work. As a leader, you still need to understand what is being reported, what has been confirmed, and what needs your attention. This course helps you build that understanding.

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Executive Cyber Governance Fundamentals

Discover how the gap between executive leadership and IT developed, why cybersecurity and cyber governance are different responsibilities, and how to begin closing that gap.

✓ Understand the executive–IT governance gap

✓ Know what IT reporting does—and does not—confirm

✓ Establish clearer expectations and accountability

✓ Learn without a technical background

Preview the course at no cost.Register for Lesson 1 and receive the accompanying workbook. No payment is required.

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?ASKAsk meaningful questions of IT.

✓CONFIRMUnderstand what evidence supports an answer.

◎GOVERNSet expectations and review accountability.

→DECIDEKnow what needs leadership attention.

The Illusion of Cyber Governance book cover by Elizabeth Wu

A more confident approach to the questions leaders cannot afford to overlook.

ELIZABETH WU
Author | Auditor | Executive Advisor

VISIBILITY TODAY
A MORE RESILIENT
TOMORROW

Do you really know what’s happening in IT?

Cyber governance starts with better questions.

Executive Cyber Governance Fundamentals

A more confident approach to the questions leaders cannot afford to overlook.

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