Strategic Cyber & AI Mandate: From Boardroom Decisions to Measurable Risk Reduction
Online, Available in English and Arabic
Topics:
- Cyber & AI Risks, Threats, and Business Impact
- Threat landscape evolution (AI-powered attacks, nation-state actors)
- GCC-specific cyber risks and trends
- Mapping cyber risk to financial and operational impact
- Cybersecurity as business enabler and trust driver
- Zero Trust as leadership-driven strategy
- AI fundamentals (practical, non-technical)
- AI risks: bias, hallucination, privacy leakage, shadow AI
- Lab: Board-level ransomware + AI data leak simulation
Overview
Cybersecurity and AI are no longer technical domains; they are board-level responsibilities. This training equips senior leaders to translate cyber and AI risks into business impact, define governance structures, and make measurable decisions.
Participants will work through real-world scenarios including ransomware crises, AI misuse, and governance failures, and leave with a clear operating model and decision framework.
This 2-day, executive-focused training bridges the gap between cybersecurity, AI, and business leadership. It focuses on practical decision-making rather than technical depth.
Day 1 covers threat landscape, AI risks, and business impact, helping leaders understand how cyber and AI translate into financial, operational, and reputational consequences.
Day 2 focuses on governance, operating models, and crisis leadership, enabling participants to design actionable frameworks and lead effectively during incidents.
The course includes boardroom simulations, crisis decision labs, and governance design exercises.
Topics
- Cyber & AI Risks, Threats, and Business Impact
- Threat landscape evolution (AI-powered attacks, nation-state actors)
- GCC-specific cyber risks and trends
- Mapping cyber risk to financial and operational impact
- Cybersecurity as business enabler and trust driver
- Zero Trust as leadership-driven strategy
- AI fundamentals (practical, non-technical)
- AI risks: bias, hallucination, privacy leakage, shadow AI
- Lab: Board-level ransomware + AI data leak simulation
- AI governance frameworks (aligned with NIST/ISO concepts)
- Ethics, trust, and public confidence
- Cyber crisis management and leadership communication
- Cyber & AI operating model (CISO, CIO, AI roles)
- Embedding AI into enterprise risk frameworks
- KPIs and success metrics
- Decision-making under pressure
- Lab: Governance model design
- Lab: Crisis escalation matrix
Target audience and Prerequisites
Senior executives, board members, CIOs, CISOs, digital transformation leaders. No technical prerequisites required.
By the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Translate cyber and AI risks into measurable business impact
- Define AI governance structures aligned with industry frameworks
- Design a cyber and AI operating model with clear roles and accountability
- Lead decision-making during cyber and AI crisis scenarios
Define KPIs to measure cyber resilience and AI risk management.