Managing Cyber Incidents in an AI Driven World

Cybersecurity incidents are no longer isolated technical issues—they are business-critical events with far-reaching legal, operational, reputational, and regulatory consequences. In 2025, we saw a sharp rise in AI-driven attacks, regulatory crackdowns on breach response failures, and a growing expectation that boards and executives be directly involved in crisis oversight. As organizations face more complex threat environments and increasingly fragmented regulatory landscapes, cross-functional preparedness is essential.

This program is designed for leaders and professionals responsible for managing digital, reputational, and regulatory risk—across legal, privacy, cybersecurity, operations, product, public policy, and governance. Whether you're advising on compliance obligations, coordinating internal response teams, communicating with regulators, or protecting high-value data and systems, this course provides a realistic, hands-on roadmap for managing cyber incidents under pressure.

Through a dynamic tabletop simulation, participants will walk through the full lifecycle of a high-stakes incident—from early detection and containment to legal analysis, crisis communication, regulatory reporting, and executive decision-making. Real-world case studies and expert-led discussions will provide frameworks for navigating internal alignment, third-party risk, public exposure, and global reporting obligations.

Special attention is given to emerging technologies and regulatory convergence, including the impact of AI on both attack surfaces and compliance frameworks. The course also explores the human rights and ethical dimensions of cybersecurity breaches, equipping participants to lead with both strategic insight and organizational accountability.

The program is structured across four key modules, each aligned with a phase of the incident lifecycle. Led by global experts and industry leaders in security, law, policy, and risk, this program delivers actionable strategies and tools to help your organization mitigate exposure, respond effectively, maintain trust, and build long-term cyber resilience.