🔒 June Alert: Master the NIST CSF 2.0 with DigitalTrust® Collective
19/05/2025
On June 2nd, the DigitalTrust® Collective is hosting its next NIST Cybersecurity Professional® (NCSP®) Foundation Certificate course, open to Jersey, Guernsey, or Mauritius employees.
A 2-day virtual workshop
A 2-day virtual workshop designed for employees at any level to build critical cybersecurity skills.
Why it matters:
✅ Learn the NIST CSF 2.0 Framework: Understand implementation strategies, benefits, and real-world applications.
✅ Flexible Guidance: The CSF doesn’t dictate “how”—it empowers you with actionable resources to achieve compliance outcomes.
✅ Instructor-Led Expertise: Interactive sessions to demystify risk management and controls.
Who should enrol?
🔹 The course is suitable for all employees at all levels, including but not limited to:
- Directors,
- Business unit leaders,
- IT teams,
- Compliance officers, and
- Managers.
🔹 Anyone seeking to align with global cybersecurity standards.
📍 Learn more https://lnkd.in/e6PX4yFt
📍 Exclusive Island Discounts: For professionals in Jersey, Guernsey, or Mauritius, contact Mathew Beale at mathew@comsuregroup.com to claim your special rate!
⏰ Act Fast – Enrol Now: email yes@comsuregroup.com
Don’t just meet standards—master them.
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