Admission requirements
Admission only after intake, please see our website.
Admission only for those who are enrolled in the governance track.
Description
In this module we will analyse and discuss the factors driving cyber security from an organisational and transformation perspective. Governance, strategy and change management within the context of cyber security are central.
Throughout the course we will focus on the theoretical as well as more applied organisational challenges that come with the implementation of a Cyber resilient Organisation.
Course objectives
Participants have:
An understanding of the strategic context in which organisations have to create and maintain a cyber resilient organisation
Explored the necessity and potential of cyber security activities as integral part of an organisation in its environment
An understanding of the key factors of a resilient Cyber secure organisation, its interconnectivity and the different elements of an effective cyber risk based approach
Knowledge and understanding of the concepts and different approaches of organisational theories and organisational change
Participants are able to:
Analyse a governance related cyber security problem
Study relevant scientific literature to understand the causes of this problem
Design a feasible solution for this problem
Timetable
On the right-hand side of the programme front page of the E-Prospectus you will find a link to the online timetables.
Mode of instruction
Lectures, seminars, exercises, class discussion
Assessment method
Presentation
25% of final grade
Grade must be compensated
re-sit not possible
Written exam (75%)
75% of final grade
Grade must be 5.50 or higher to pass the course
Re-sit of a fail is possible.
Re-sit will take the same form
Only assessments with the weight of 30% and lower are compensable. This means that one does not have to pass an assessment if it weighs 30% or less in order to pass the course, if the average of all assessments combined is at least a 5.5. In addition, assignments weighing up to and including 30% cannot be re-taken, meaning that if one failed an assessment of 30% or less, one is not allowed to redo it and that assessment must be compensated by the other assessment(s).
Reading list
Compulsory literature and literature for further consultation will be announced via Brightspace.
Registration
No registration is required for lectures and exams.
Contact
Remarks
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