Cybersecurity for Business Analysts – Securing Data and Processes

Duration: 7 hours (2-Day Workshop)

Price: £600

Dates: 27th of November and 4th of December at 4 PM UK time

Data and process flows are the lifeblood of any organisation, but they are also key targets for cyber threats. Business Analysts play a crucial role in safeguarding these flows by ensuring they are secure from the start. This hands-on, 2-day workshop is designed to help BAs understand how to secure data and process flows in their projects. You'll learn to identify vulnerabilities, implement effective security controls, and document secure processes and data flows in alignment with business and regulatory requirements.

Who Should Attend:
This workshop is ideal for Business Analysts working on projects that handle sensitive data or require secure process management. Whether you work in finance, healthcare, retail, or any other data-intensive industry, this course will provide you with the skills to ensure your data and process flows are secure.

What You Will Learn:

• Mapping and Analysing Data Flows: Understand how to document data flows and identify security risks within them.

• Securing Process Flows: Learn to design secure process flows by integrating security controls and aligning them with organisational policies.

• Risk Identification and Mitigation: Use threat modelling and risk analysis techniques to secure your data and processes.

• Monitoring and Updating Flows: Keep your data and process flows secure over time by establishing monitoring and maintenance plans.

• Documenting and Communicating Security: Create clear and compliant data and process flow diagrams that ensure stakeholders are informed and aligned.

Outcomes:
By the end of this workshop, you'll be able to:

• Map, analyse, and document data and process flows with security in mind.

• Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in data and process management.

• Ensure your projects comply with security regulations and industry best practices.

• Communicate effectively with stakeholders about data security requirements.