Training Course in Protecting Corporate and Executive Data from Digital Threats
1Summary
The board minutes, the financial records, the contract correspondence exchanged electronically with outside parties — none of it is safe by accident. As companies and government departments have leaned harder on computers for administrative work, financial records, and contract transactions, protecting that information on the computer has become essential rather than optional, because no company wants its board-level or government official data exposed to competitors or outside parties. This Training Course in Protecting Corporate and Executive Data from Digital Threats from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy teaches the latest methods major companies rely on to keep that data safe.
The course looks specifically at the kind of information that sits closest to decision-makers: personal data processed or stored by a company's board of directors or by government officials, and the information assets that competitors and unauthorised parties are most motivated to reach.
2Objectives and target group
Who Should Attend?
- Company managers and owners, and information department managers in large and medium companies.
- Computer department managers and computer network engineers in companies.
- Employees working in the information security sector inside companies.
- Academics seeking the most important and latest methods of designing advanced networks.
Knowledge and Benefits:
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Explain the importance of information security systems in protecting the privacy of corporate and government data.
- Apply the latest methods used in information security systems, including recognising software or viruses that threaten to breach computers illegally.
- Verify whether an information security system is actually achieving the objectives it was set up for.
3Course Content
- Protecting Board-Level and Government Official Data
- Protecting personal data processed or stored by a company's board of directors or government officials.
- Protecting information assets from unauthorised access or penetration.
- Keeping Company Information Out of the Wrong Hands
- Preventing the computer from disclosing any information to parties who were not given permission.
- Protecting information within the company from any attempt to destroy or modify it.
Delivery and Certification
The course is delivered as group training at the Academy's centres, individual coaching, practical field training, or theoretical sessions in dedicated halls, scheduled at a time and place that suits you. Participants receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy upon completion.