NIS2 and KSC Training for Boards & Management
Training for board members on NIS2 and KSC obligations. Organize responsibilities, decisions regarding ISMS, incidents, suppliers, resources, and supervision. Participation is documented, and the organization receives a roadmap for next steps.
Why exactly now?
The amendment to the Act on the National Cybersecurity System (KSC) implementing the EU NIS2 directive introduces personal liability for management for safety negligence. Entities meeting the key and important criteria have until October 3, 2026, to register, and until April 3, 2027, to fully implement new obligations. Every person in a management role in such an entity should undergo appropriate training.
Who is this training for?
- Board Members & Managing Directors.
- Business Process Owners.
- Compliance, Risk, and Audit Specialists.
- IT & Security Managers (CISO).
- Representatives of key and important entities under NIS2.
Training Result
Participants will gain a common, structured approach to decision-making in cybersecurity. We will create an initial responsibility map, an incident escalation model, discuss supply chain risks, and define priorities. Each participant will receive a personalized certificate of participation.
Materials after training
- Initial questionnaire to analyze company specifics.
- Training presentation and a set of practical decision-making exercises.
- Official participation documentation (date, scope, trainers, attendance list).
- Draft implementation roadmap for the organization.
Training conducted by expert practitioners
Your instructors will be the authors of the StartCyber programs, who advise the boards of multinational companies on a daily basis.
Has been working in cybersecurity and technology consulting for global organizations for over 10 years. Graduated from Lodz University of Technology and Cranfield University in the UK. Holds two PhDs, including one fully dedicated to cybersecurity.
Engineer, double Master (Lodz University of Technology and Warsaw School of Economics - SGH), graduate of prestigious MBA studies at INSEEC in Paris, holding a PhD in digital transformation. Specializes in implementing information security processes in organizations.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Participants will learn about executive responsibility, cyber risk supervision principles, incident escalation methods, supplier-related risks, and key questions to ask IT teams, security, auditors, and legal counsels.
No technical knowledge is required. Topics are presented in the language of business decisions, responsibility, risk, resources, and organizational consequences.
Yes. We adapt examples, scenarios, scope, and materials to your sector, organizational structure, participant roles, and current stage of preparation for KSC and NIS2.
Depending on the selected scope, these may include: participant materials, responsibility map, executive question checklist, recommended actions list, and participation documentation.
The price depends on the number of participants, format, duration, and level of customization. After initial contact, you will receive a proposed agenda, materials scope, available dates, and a specific quote.
Fill out the form or schedule a short call. Simply provide your sector, estimated number of participants, and preferred date. You do not need to have your own agenda prepared.
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Get the program and pricing for your company
The initial consultation is completely non-binding. We will set the group size and convenient date.
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