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Introduction of an information security management system (ISMS)

How do you effectively protect your company against hacker and virus attacks?

General information

    training & workshop
    target group: leaders and employees
    language: German
    number of participants: 1-10
    location: inhouse or remote

In a digital and networked world, dependency on functioning IT infrastructures is increasing. This increases the risk for organizations worldwide of falling victim to a hacker or virus attack. The best way to protect yourself is to set up a company-wide information security management system (ISMS). Suitable protective measures are selected and established on the basis of a risk analysis. But what exactly is an ISMS, what does it involve and how can I integrate it into my company?

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What will you learn in this training course?

The following topics await you under the guidance of an experienced security consultant:

  • What is information security?
  • Important characteristics of management systems
  • Established ISMS standards
  • Introduction of an information security management system in your company

To conduct a remote workshop, you need:

  • Laptop/PC with camera, microphone and loudspeaker (or headset)
  • A stable internet connection
  • Installation/access to the “Zoom” tool

Do you have other topics and challenges than those mentioned above? Feel free to contact us and we will see if and how we can cover these too.

Have we aroused your interest?

We are very pleased about that. Please send us an email with your contact details and your request to weiterbildung@holisticon.de. Here you can also ask any questions you may have about the training.

Maja Barthelmes

+49 40 6094 430-0
weiterbildung@holisticon.de

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