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Implement and manage a cybersecurity program using recognized best practices
This Lead Cybersecurity Manager session runs classroom and virtual-live in Paris - France on 24 August 2026 – 27 August 2026. Delivered in FR.
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Exam Included · Certification Available
ISO 27001 Lead Implementer · ISO 27001 Lead Auditor · ISO 27002 Lead Manager · ISO 27005 Risk Manager · ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager
Christophe Mazzola isn’t your typical CISO; he’s an adventurer with a knack for translating IT gobbledygook into plain, everyday language. Christophe’s mission is to simplify cybersecurity for everyone. A multi-certified expert, and the soon-to-be author of Être en Cybersécurité, he’s spent the last decade diving deep into the world of cybersecurity. Christophe’s expertise spans across industries—whether it's guiding SaaS companies, military & defense, aerospace, financial or public administration.
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Train with practitioners. Pass with confidence.
Abilene Academy is the only PECB Titanium Partner in Switzerland — the highest accreditation tier in the industry — delivering certified training in information security, data protection, AI governance, and GRC compliance. 99% exam pass rate. 2,500+ professionals trained across 120+ countries and trusted by 600+ organizations. Multilingual programmes available.
Cybersecurity has shifted from a technical concern to a core governance and risk management responsibility. In the 2024–2025 environment, organizations face escalating ransomware activity, supply chain exposure, regulatory pressure, and executive accountability for cyber resilience. What is increasingly scrutinized is not the presence of tools, but the existence of a coherent, governed cybersecurity program that can be explained, measured, and improved.
This training addresses that reality. Participants see cybersecurity as a structured management program rather than a collection of controls. Using ISO/IEC 27032 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework as reference points, the course shows how to establish governance, assign responsibilities, manage risks, prepare for incidents, and embed cybersecurity into business continuity and operational oversight.
Throughout the training, participants actively work through realistic scenarios. They analyze organizational context, define cybersecurity objectives, establish roles and decision paths, and structure risk management activities. Exercises focus on how attack mechanisms translate into risk scenarios, how controls are selected and justified, and how communication and awareness programs are designed to support operational behavior rather than compliance alone.
Abilene Academy’s approach is practitioner driven. Instructors bring field experience from cybersecurity governance, audits, and advisory engagements. Emphasis is placed on documentation quality, decision traceability, and management reporting—what leaders and auditors actually expect to see.
By the end of the course, participants are able to operate a cybersecurity program as an ongoing management discipline. The training prepares candidates for the PECB Lead Cybersecurity Manager exam while ensuring they can apply the knowledge immediately in complex organizational environments.