Advanced Cybersecurity Crisis Communications Training

Overview

Kaspersky Advanced Cyber Incident Communications

Empowering corporate communications professionals to handle crisis communications and to develop appropriate assets in the event of an advanced or unknown cyber-attack (APT), minimizing damage to your corporate reputation and brand. Backed by cybersecurity expertise and using actual case studies, the training provides a complete toolset for professional communicators facing the latest wave of highly sophisticated and complex cyber-incidents.

What We Offer

Best-of-breed training that prepares corporate communicators to achieve the new benchmark we have set in reputation management while under attack from advanced or unknown cyber-incidents.

Tailored training solutions backed by leading cybersecurity expertise.
Due to the nature of advanced or unknown attacks, operational security is heavily dependent on technology and real-time cybersecurity insights – today's communicators need to operate securely.
Reputation management in the event of an advanced or unknown cyber-incident.
With increasing regulatory pressures, knowing how to behave while under attack not only minimizes potential reputational damage, but can also greatly mitigate direct financial losses.
A thorough understanding of the cyber-incident landscape for corporate communicators.
Knowing how to distinguish and identify different types of threats is crucial to managing communications with external audiences.
Tailored insert for advanced or unknown cyber incidents for the crisis communications manual.
To comply with the new benchmark in handling communications in the event of advanced or unknown cyber incidents, a new type of OpSec knowledge is required for inclusion in the crisis communications manual.
An email subscription service giving corporate communications advice on new advanced threats as they emerge
The only way to ensure that advice is up-to-date in an ever-changing threat landscape is through regular updates. Our subscription service is designed to provide corporate communicators with clear and simple messaging about new threats, which can then be used with all internal and external audiences.

In Use

Upskill PR professionals to new standards in cyber-incident management

With the emergence and growth of advanced and unknown cyberattacks, corporate communicators need to better understand how to operate securely while managing incidents and forensics. Part of our new benchmark on how to communicate securely with internal and external stakeholders involves ensuring that the severity classification applied to an incident should only ever be capable of downgrade: never of upgrade.
Three training modules that can be combined or applied separately

Kaspersky Advanced Cyber-Incident Reputation Management consists of three modules which can be used together, or can function as stand-alone training, depending on your organization’s specific needs. Each module will equip your corporate communications team with valuable insights into the new benchmark, ranging from an awareness-raising keynote to a complete and tailored solution for your unique communications environment.

Training Modules

Tailored training - full day workshop

This premium service comprises a full-day customized workshop, preparing your corporate comms team to manage communications in the event of an advanced or unknown cyber-incident. This includes a pre-workshop communications audit with the CISO and CCO, which will shape the tailored crisis communications manual insert. Following the workshop, all participants will be subscribed to a 12-month email service which shares insights about new and emerging threats with recommended responses as they emerge.
Generic training – half-day workshop

Suitable for professional networking groups, PR agency networks and organizations with multiple separate departments, the generic half-day workshop will provide all the theoretical insights required to communicate securely in the event of an advanced or unknown cyber-incident. Paired with historical insights and an understanding of the broader cyber-incident landscape, our database of recent case studies is used to explore best (and worst) practices. This module can either be combined with the keynote, or act as a precursor to the premium workshop.
Keynote case study - When We Got Hacked

An engaging 60 minute keynote presentation, followed by a Q&A session, which provides unique insights to how the global corporate communications team at Kaspersky Lab managed its response while under attack by one of the most sophisticated APTs ever discovered. The presentation is a guaranteed eye-opener for corporate communications teams as well as for the broader C-suite, and explains the new modus operandi for managing advanced or unknown cyber-incidents.