Questions to get your organisation crisis-ready: Cybersecurity resilience for busy boardrooms

Cyber resilience can quickly become a vast and complicated topic. But at its heart is a simple question: if a major cyber incident happened tomorrow, what is the minimum version of your company that needs to be running, and how quickly could you get there? In this webinar, we’ll explore how defining your “Minimum Viable Company” can give boards a practical starting point for conversations about crisis readiness and resilience. 

What you’ll learn:

We’ll cover three topics: 

• What is a Minimum Viable Company (MVC): Why incident response plans alone don’t tell you whether your organisation is resilient, and how an MVC can create a concrete definition of what must continue or recover during a crisis. 
• How to define your MVC: How boards can start identifying the critical capabilities, dependencies and suppliers required to keep the minimum viable version of their organisation operating.
• What to do once you know your MVC: How to move from planning to testing, using your MVC to understand recovery priorities, test your “spin-up” time and determine whether the organisation is ready to recover. 

What you’ll leave with:

You’ll leave with a practical framework for defining your Minimum Viable Company and using it to start a more concrete boardroom conversation about what needs to survive, how quickly it can be recovered and whether your organisation is genuinely crisis-ready. 

Format:

20 minutes of moderated expert input, followed by 10 minutes of open discussion and Q&A.