Cybersecurity at the strategic level
Briefing without technical jargon — real business risks, personal board liability under NIS2, key questions to ask operational leadership. 2–3 hours of focused discussion.
Who is it for?
- Board members and supervisory board chairs
- C-Level executives (CEO, CTO, CFO)
- Audit committee members
- NIS2-regulated companies (critical infrastructure operators)
- Large corporates with board-level compliance requirements
What you get
Understanding personal liability
NIS2 introduces personal liability for board members on cybersecurity. We clarify what this means in practice and what the real consequences could be.
Business-risk mapping
We identify 3–5 material threats to your organisation with impact on revenue, reputation and compliance.
Key questions for leadership
Concrete questions about cybersecurity state that board members can (and should) ask CISO, CTO and operational teams.
12-month strategy
We provide board-level recommendations — where to invest, which metrics to track, how to measure ROI.
Readiness for inspection
After the briefing, all board members can confidently discuss cyber risk with NIS2 inspectors and auditors.
Briefing structure
- 01
Organisational context
Brief analysis of your industry, sector-specific threats and regulatory requirements (NIS2, GDPR, others).
- 02
Business risks
Real scenarios: ransomware, data breach, sabotage, supply-chain attacks. What happened to peers and what to do about it.
- 03
Board member liability
NIS2, national law, D&O insurance. What questions must be asked, which decisions belong to the board.
- 04
Interactive discussion
Open dialogue — we answer questions, discuss scenarios relevant to your organisation.
Frequently asked questions
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