What does a cybersecurity manager do?
A cybersecurity manager is responsible for setting up and managing an organization's information security management system (ISMS) - from asset and risk identification to security measures and regulatory compliance. This is a leadership and coordination role, not a purely technical position, and involves working with people, processes and suppliers. The Cybersecurity Manager course covers the basics of this role.
Who is the Cybersecurity Manager course for? security suitable?
The course is designed primarily for aspiring cybersecurity managers and CISO roles, ISMS auditors, data protection officers (DPOs), risk managers and security project managers. No in-depth technical knowledge is required – it is also suitable for participants who want to understand security from a managerial and organizational perspective.
What is the difference between a cybersecurity manager and a security manager? security and CISO?
The roles of cyber security manager and CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) are often intertwined in practice and in smaller organizations they are held by the same person. In general, the cyber security manager focuses on the operational management of the ISMS and compliance with legislative requirements, while the CISO tends to hold a more strategic position with responsibility at the company management level. The exact definition of competencies varies depending on the organization. depending on the size and structure of the specific organization.
How is the cybersecurity manager certification done?
The course ends with a certification exam (40 test questions, 60-minute time limit, minimum 21 correct answers to pass), after which the participant receives a Pumpeda certificate as an authorized educational company. It is then possible to take a professional exam separately. qualification exam Cybersecurity Manager (code 18-015-T) within the framework of the National Qualifications System.
What do I need to know in advance before applying for the Cybersecurity Manager course?
The course is designed as a basic one, so it does not require prior technical knowledge of cybersecurity. The advantage is a basic orientation in the process functioning of organization and the ability to perceive the relationship between IT, business and risk management. It is therefore also suitable for participants coming from managerial, not purely technical, positions.
Enterprise Security Architect
Lubos is a long-time professional in the field of corporate, security architecture, quality assurance and information security management. He currently focuses on providing consulting and educational services to many clients in the Czech Republic and abroad. He teaches EA | ESA at the master's degree of the University of South Bohemia.
As an authorized trainer Lubos leads accredited courses by The Open Group and holds a number of their certificates.
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