CCB and SANS Host Cyber Crisis Leadership Exercise for Belgian Executives
On 23 September, the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) and the SANS Institute gathered around 70 cybersecurity professionals, operational managers and executives in Brussels for a day on cyber crisis preparedness, leadership and resilience under the theme "Leading with Confidence Through Cyber Crisis". Participants took part in the SANS Cyber Crisis Exercise and a CISO Challenge workshop, testing decision-making under pressure. The CCB stressed that organisations do not face cyber crises alone and that it supports them before and during incidents.
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