Cyber Resilience in 60 Minutes

Q: What is the difference between IT security, BCM, and ITSCM?

IT security protects systems from attacks. Business Continuity Management ensures that critical business processes continue to run, as defined in ISO 22301. ITSCM is the IT-related component of this: restart procedures, recovery strategies, and testing, as described in ISO/IEC 27031:2025.

Q: Is this training the same as consulting on the Cyber Resilience Act?

No. This compact training course focuses on the resilience of your own IT systems. The Cyber Resilience Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, sets requirements for products with digital elements and applies to manufacturers. These are two separate topics; please contact us if you are referring to the product-related aspects.

Q: Who would benefit from this one-hour session?

For executives, IT leaders, and managers in risk management, emergency management, and security who need a shared understanding before a project begins. Sixty minutes are enough to clarify priorities and identify typical organizational gaps – but not to close them.

Understand IT outages. Identify risks. Ensure your ability to respond.

Cyberattacks, system failures, or ransomware – the question is no longer if, but when it will happen. What matters most is your ability to respond quickly and keep your business running.

In just one hour, we’ll teach you the most important fundamentals for specifically strengthening your cyber resilience.

Why this training?

Many organizations are well-prepared technically – but vulnerable in terms of organization and processes.

Our compact training course helps you:

Realistically assess risks and impacts

Understand the interfaces between IT, business, and crisis management
Set the right priorities in an emergency
Immediately identify typical vulnerabilities

Content (60 minutes, concise & practical)

Understanding cyber resilience

The difference between IT security, BCM, and ITSCM
What truly makes a company resilient

The biggest risks in practice

Ransomware & system failures
Dependencies on IT Services
Typical vulnerabilities in organizations

What matters in an emergency

Critical services and priorities
Responsiveness over perfection
Collaboration between IT, business units, and management

Measures that can be implemented immediately

Quick wins for greater resilience
First steps toward a structured ITSCM approach

Your added value

Clear understanding in a short amount of time – ideal for management and IT
Practical focus instead of an overload of theory
Concrete starting points for your organization
The perfect introduction to ITSCM, BCM, and cyber resilience

Who is it for?

Executives & decision-makers
IT Directors and IT Teams
Risk, BCM, and security managers

Format

Duration: 60 minutes

Delivery: online or on-site

Number of participants: flexible

Get started now!

In just one hour, establish a shared understanding of cyber resilience within your organization. Request a short training session now and secure your spot.

FAQs

What is cyber resilience?

The ability to remain operational after an attack or outage and to resume operations in an orderly manner. It goes beyond protective measures: What matters is not only preventing attacks, but also knowing which processes must be restored first and who makes which decisions.

What is the difference between IT security, BCM, and ITSCM?

Is this training the same as consulting on the Cyber Resilience Act?

Who would benefit from this one-hour session?