Cybersecurity talks: a session the team understands, with real lead times

We speak in front of your people, not in front of the crisis committee. We publish the lead times: three months for in-person, two for online. Enterprise includes two per year.

How it works

How we book without improvising the week before

Audience brief

Industry, language, room or call size, and which risks can already be named. Without a brief the session becomes generic and we do not promise it as adapted.

Date and format

In person with three months; online with two. We confirm a facilitator and, if there is travel, logistics. The Enterprise quota is two per year; a third is quoted.

Agenda and materials

We send the agenda beforehand. The session is not a recorded product: it is an hour (or the agreed block) with questions. It is not a tabletop and not a committee drill.

Close-out for People

We leave a summary and, if it was asked, attendance evidence. Habit continues in the training module, not in a PDF of the talk.

Why it matters

Why the talk still exists if the platform already has courses

Because there are moments when the program needs a voice in the room: kickoff, the aftermath of an incident that was already communicated, People asking “have someone speak to them”. The LMS does not cover that date. The training module…

Why the talk still exists if the platform already has courses
Deliverables

What you get

A session with a real date and a close-out People can file, not a tentative webinar.

Adapted agenda

Topics and examples from that industry, in the language of the room. Not a global pack with the logo swapped.

In-person or online session

A facilitator on the published date with the three- or two-month lead time. In Enterprise, up to two per year according to the table.

Room for questions

The value of the room: what the course does not answer live. It is not a committee drill.

Summary and evidence

For People and for the program. Ongoing training stays on the platform, not on the recording — if legal even allows recording.

Requirements and timelines

What we need from you

  • A date that respects the lead time: three months if we have to travel or stand in an auditorium; two if it is online. A People or communications owner who convenes and who knows…
  • Also clarity that this is not the tabletop. If the CISO wants the board in a crisis at the table, that is another page. If they want an attack, so is that. Here we ask for a room…
The program

How it fits the quota and training

The talk does not replace the module’s courses. It is a milestone. In Enterprise the quota is two per year; the rest of the habit is carried by training assigned by behavior. Anyone who uses the two talks as the only…

How it fits the quota and training
Questions

Questions about the talks

How much notice do you need?
Three months for in-person, two for online. Those are published lead times, not a wish. Without that notice we do not commit a date.
How many does Enterprise include?
Two per year, according to the plans table. A third is quoted. Do not assume a monthly cycle.
Is this the same as the tabletop?
No. The talk is for the team. The tabletop is for the committee. Buyer and audience are different.
Does it replace platform courses?
No. The module keeps assigning training. The talk is a moment, not the program.
Is there a price on the site?
No. Outside the plan quota, it is quoted. We do not publish a range.

Book with the real lead times

Three months if it is in person, two if it is online. If the date exists, let’s talk audience and industry.

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