Cybersecurity Management for the Public Sector
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Module 1: The Canadian cybersecurity landscape+• An overview of the policy, regulatory and legal landscape for cybersecurity and privacy in Canada, including how it applies to public sector organizations • How organizations can make more informed decisions about cyber risks | |
Module 2: Best practices prior to a breach+• What goes into developing a cyber-preparedness plan • The risks a cyber-preparedness plan seeks to address • How to help your organization develop a cyber-preparedness plan | |
Module 3: Incident management+• The key steps to take when a cyber incident is suspected or discovered • How to advise your organization on the development of a customized cyber incident response plan | |
Module 4: Reporting and notification requirements under privacy law+• Privacy law as it applies to public sector organizations • What the reporting obligations are, in the event of a data or privacy breach | |
Module 5: Working with law enforcement+• The role of law enforcement in the context of a cyber incident • Methods for engaging with law enforcement in the event of a cyber incident | |
Module 6: Litigation exposure and cyber insurance+• The primary basis for litigation based on cyberattacks • Key legal cases related to cybersecurity and privacy breaches • What you need to know about cyber and privacy insurance | |
Module 7: Communications best practices for a cyberattack+• The value of developing a communications plan before a cyberattack happens • What to do during a cyberattack from a communications standpoint • How to conduct a communications assessment after a cyberattack |