Cybersecurity for Executive & Supervisory Board

Designed according to BSI recommendations (§38 BSIG)
A close-up view of the Earth at night focused on Europe, featuring brightly lit cities and coastlines overlaid with a glowing blue digital network, symbolizing connectivity and data flows.

Secure your company and empower your executive and supervisory bodies to competently manage cyber risks. Compact, practical, and without requiring deep technical background knowledge.

Key Facts About the Training

Duration
3–4 hours (compact version: 2 hours)
Format & Group Size
In-house face-to-face event | 6–10 participants
Target Audience
Executive Board members, Supervisory Board members & other non-technical decision-makers

Responsibility at the Executive Level

NIS-2 Training Obligation

Fulfill your statutory training and due diligence obligations: Our program provides executives with sound knowledge based on the BSI standard (§ 38 BSIG).

Minimize Liability Risks

Minimize personal liability risks for executive and supervisory bodies through thorough risk assessment.

Resilience & Continuity

Recognize and master risks strategically to guarantee the resilience and business continuity of your processes.

Concrete Added Value for Your Management

Your Benefit
Detailed Description
Assess Threat Landscape
Understand cyber risks without a technical background and make sound assessments of their strategic relevance to your company.
Ask the Right Questions
Ask targeted control questions to IT leadership according to respective executive and monitoring roles and evaluate their answers for decision-making.
Make Decisions with Confidence
Experience strategic decisions under time pressure in a practical, interactive management simulation game and reflect directly on their impact.
Ensure Compliance
Implement legal training requirements in accordance with BSI standards (§ 38 BSIG) in a compliant manner within the company.

Training Program

01 | Subject-Matter Input

1. Threat Landscape & Risks

Analysis of current cyber threats and their business impact – presented clearly without technical jargon.

2. Regulation & Liability

Regulatory requirements, specific due diligence obligations for executive and supervisory bodies, and strategies to avoid liability.

3. Risk Management

Practical methods for identifying, assessing, and systematically minimizing cyber risks in the company.

Board Game with Hand

02 | Cyber Defense Arena

Bookable separately

Interactive board game simulation for effective cyber awareness, behavior reflection, and experiencing attack scenarios together.


 

Note: Only the combination of Part 1 & 2 meets the BSI recommendations for training under § 38 BSIG. The board game simulation can also be booked separately as a workshop.


 

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