Milena Maneva explores how organizations can move from reactive firefighting to resilience by design, and how leadership, planning, third-party risk management and preparedness strengthen cyber and operational resilience.
As cyber incidents, technology outages and third-party failures become more frequent and complex, reactive "firefighting" is no longer sustainable. True cyber resilience requires organizations to shift from short-term response to resilience by design: embedding preparedness across people, process and technology. Planning for worst-case scenarios, understanding dependencies and aligning leadership around shared priorities are now essential to protecting operations, reputation and financial stability.
In this insightful session, Milena Maneva, founder of ResilienceArc, will examine how organizations can move beyond constant crisis management to build long-term capability that anticipates disruption, adapts under pressure and recovers faster.
This session will cover:
- Why firefighting cultures fail and how resilience by design changes outcomes;
- How to identify critical services, third-party risks and single points of failure;
- The role of leadership, governance and rehearsal in sustaining cyber resilience.
Here is the course outline:
From Firefighting to Resilience: Building Strategic Cyber Capability |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
