Governing Cybersecurity in the AI Era: Digital Trust, Risk & Resilience
Understand how AI is reshaping cybersecurity governance through digital trust, risk management, and resilience strategies for modern organizations.
15th – 16th October 2026 Online — Dubai / Malaysia / London / Nigeria
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
Assess the cybersecurity threat landscape shaped by AI, including AI-enabled attacks and risks introduced by AI adoption.
Design and implement governance frameworks that embed security accountability at every level of the organisation.
Align cybersecurity strategy with enterprise risk management, mandatory regulatory obligations, and business objectives.
Evaluate your organisation's resilience posture and communicate risk and investment decisions effectively to boards and regulators.
Training Agenda
2-Day Comprehensive Programme
- How AI is transforming the threat landscape.
- AI-enabled attacks: deepfakes, automated exploits.
- The dual-use dilemma: AI as risk and defence tool.
- Security as a board-level responsibility.
- The business cost of breaches: financial & reputational.
- Cyber risk as enterprise risk.
- Key frameworks: NIS2, DORA, SEC rules.
- Sector-specific obligations and regulatory divergence.
- Incident reporting and mandatory notification.
- AI system security: model risk, data poisoning.
- Supply chain & third-party vendor risk management.
- Ransomware, phishing, BEC and insider threats.
- Board accountability and CISO reporting lines.
- Three lines of defence in cyber governance.
- Control frameworks: NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS.
- Risk identification, quantification, and tolerance.
- Control design, testing and continuous monitoring.
- Metrics and KPIs for communicating security performance.
- Building and testing effective incident response plans.
- Crisis communication: boards, regulators, public.
- Business continuity & disaster recovery integration.
- Assessing your organisation's current security posture.
- Translating technical findings into board-level decisions.
- Security culture and behaviour change programmes.
Who Should Attend?
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Technology Leaders: CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, IT Directors, IT Managers, and Digital Transformation Leaders.
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Security & Risk: Cybersecurity Managers, Security Architects, Information Security, and Enterprise Risk Professionals.
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Governance & Oversight: Board Members, Senior Executives, Compliance/DPO Officers, and Internal Auditors.
Why This Program Works
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Small Group Sessions
Limited seats per cohort so every participant gets hands-on guidance and attention.
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Real Case Studies
Practical scenarios and simulations drawn from real operational challenges, not just theory.
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Take-Home Toolkit
Templates, checklists, and reference materials you can put to work immediately.
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Post-Training Support
Continued access to resources and guidance well after the course ends.
Why You Should Attend?
Stop leaving cybersecurity to the IT team — take ownership as a governance and leadership priority.
AI Threat Landscape
Understand how AI is reshaping the threat landscape and what it means for your security strategy.
Reduce Exposure
Reduce exposure to ransomware, supply chain attacks and AI-enabled threats before they materialise.
Board Governance
Build board-ready governance structures that demonstrate accountability to regulators and insurers.
Stay Compliant
Stay ahead of mandatory requirements as cyber regulation tightens across industries and jurisdictions.
Investment & Registration
Event Code: IL-GCSAI-005 | 15th – 16th October 2026 | Online — Dubai / Malaysia / London / Nigeria
Book 1 Delegate
USD 995Attend Online · Excl. taxes
Book 2 to 4 Delegates
USD 795Attend Online · Excl. taxes
Book 5 or More Delegates
USD 695Attend Online · Excl. taxes