Cyber Security Training: Metropolitan Police Cyber Crime Unit

As part of our free member-only Business Training Programme, we’re inviting you to take part in Cyber Security Lego Exercise, ran by Metropolitan Police Cyber Crime Unit.

Decisions and Disruptions Lego Exercise (Cyber Infrastructure and Incident Response Planning)

This training is a Lego based table top exercise designed for decision makers to explore the importance of cyber security. The exercise is designed to encourage consideration of your infrastructure and response plans.

A decisions and disruptions game

A table-top exercise designed to raise awareness of the importance of cyber security for your organisation. Participants, usually decision makers within the organisation, learn the importance of making timely and correct decisions when it comes to cyber security, including what should be a priority.

You are given a yearly budget over five years (rounds) to protect your fictitious organisation from both physical and cyber threats.

You and your team will discuss the options available to you – moderated by one of our officers. As the exercise develops, the group get feedback on the consequences of their decisions and the cost in terms of cyber protection and finances.

We provide a thorough debrief at the end of the exercise to help drive your organisational learning.

Designed to be accessible to all, the Decisions and Disruptions exercise targets decision makers in businesses to help provide a basic understanding of cybersecurity, topped off with a policing perspective of cybercrime.

Places for this event are limited, so will be on a first come, first served basis.

Our Business Training Programme 

HOLBA provides our members with a free programme of interactive in-person workshops to improve business resilience, safety, and operational capability. This annual programme has been designed to help West End businesses stay ahead with the essential skills needed to operate in a global city.

Sessions are delivered by frontline experts, from the Police Cyber Security Unit to the National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO).  

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