At the end of this course, students are better prepared to plan for, exercise and respond during cyber (and other) incidents across the entity in a more cohesive partnership and increased understanding of the unique needs of each other. During an incident, this will result in improved communication, increased resilience and enhanced safety for providers and the public (customers), alike.
Designed for decision-makers and technology professionals supporting community organizations and critical infrastructure sectors. Typical participants include community leaders, utility managers, emergency management coordinators, IT and OT personnel, cybersecurity staff, finance managers, operations managers, and human resources managers. The course is particularly relevant for those in public and rural utilities, local government, and essential service operations who must balance cybersecurity responsibilities with limited resources and shared accountability across departments.
Participants should be comfortable using computers and have a general awareness of networked systems. Prior cybersecurity experience is not required, and the course is equally valuable for experienced IT and OT professionals seeking to stay current with evolving practices.
This is a government-sponsored, live course. Areas shown in blue require government approval to register.
Contact the administrative agency of your state, tribe, or territory before registering.
FEMA Courses require a Student ID for registration. Get your FEMA SID here.
Participants are required to have a laptop computer that can access a public wifi connection.
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