Cybersecurity is a huge issue. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), which is part of GCHQ, has reported that – between 2016-17 – over £11 million was stolen from clients’ monies held law firms. Sixty percent of law firms have reported breaches of information security.

RESILIA® Frontline is cybersecurity awareness training for all your employees. Delivered via interactive e-learning modules, RESILIA® Frontline equips staff with the skills and behaviours they need to make the right decisions at the right time in the face of increasing cyber risks.

RESILIA Frontline

RESILIA® Frontline training course is aimed at all employees in the firm who use technology. It is a complete approach in terms of the day-to-day procedures required to safeguard the organisation. Its training is the essence of cyber resilience empowering legal workers with the strengths to diminish cyber risks.

RESILIA® Frontline training can be customised to the requirements of the organisation and its individuals. It can work alongside existing information security training or create a complete programme of cybersecurity awareness training for all staff.

RESILIA® Frontline modules include:

Phishing
Social engineering
Online safety
Social media
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
Removable media
Password safety
Personal information
Information handling
Remote and mobile working

RESILIA® Foundation

Resilia® Foundation training course enables your staff to play a full part in cybersecurity planning and implantation.

It has been created for:

Staff responsible for security, risk, HR, finance or IT functions
Heads of practice
Managing partners and practice managers
Lawyers and students who are interested in security issues and their own professional development.

RESILIA® Foundation will enable students to produce cyber resilience strategies, implement cyber resilience into the organisation’s infrastructure, and mitigate security breaches.

Prior experience and knowledge required: none

Course duration: three days.

Exam Format:

Minutes

Questions

Pass Mark

Topics of study

Module 1: Intro to Cyber Resilience

Describing what cyber resilience is

Identifying the benefits of cyber resilience

Identifying the terms used to describe cyber resilience

Balancing cyber resilience with other organisational objectives

Module 2: Risk management

Describing what risk management is

Identifying the purpose of risk management

Identifying key terms: risk, asset, vulnerability, threat

Describing actions to address risks and opportunities

Module 3: Managing Cyber Resilience

Identifying the purpose and scope of a management system

Identifying the parts of a management system

Recognising the relevance of common management standards and best practice frameworks to cyber resilience

Describing the difference between management, governance, and compliance

Module 4: Cyber Resilience Strategy

Identifying what a cyber resilience strategy is intended to achieve

Identifying those cyber resilience activities to be aligned with an overall IT service strategy

Identifying interactions between IT management processes and cyber resilience

Module 5: Cyber Resilience Design

Identifying what cyber resilience design is intended to achieve and how it should be aligned to the overall design of IT services

Identifying cyber resilience activities that should be aligned with IT service design

Identifying interactions between IT service management processes and cyber resilience

Module 6: Cyber Resilience Transition

Identifying what a transition to cyber resilience is intended to achieve

Module 7: Cyber Resilience Operation

Identifying what a cyber resilience operation is intended to achieve and how this is measured

Module 8: Cyber Resilience Continual Improvement

Identifying what cyber resilience continual improvement is intended to achieve and how it is measured including via the maturity model

Describe how the seven-step improvement process can be used to plan cyber resilience improvements

Describe how to use CSI (Continual Service Improvement) as defined by ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) to plot cyber resilience improvements

Module 9: Cyber Resilience Roles & Responsibilities

Describing the relationship between roles and the means of control

RESILIA® Practitioner

Resilia® Practitioner training course is for legal staff who are involved in developing cybersecurity strategy.

The 2-day course is aimed at those with existing knowledge of Resilia (students must have the Foundation Certificate).
Candidates learn how to balance costs, benefits, risks, and flexibility while improving the effectiveness of cybersecurity.

Exam Format:

Minutes

Questions

Pass Mark

Topics of study

Module 1: Risk Management

Distinguishing between the terms: risk, asset, vulnerability and threat

Determining which actions are required to address risks and opportunities

Creating and managing the risk register and risk treatment plans.

Module 2: Managing Cyber Resilience Strategy

Explaining the purpose and use of the control objectives

A control objective is an aim, reason or purpose for which one or more internal controls should be implemented

Explaining how IT service management (ITSM) processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 3: Managing Cyber Resilience Design

Explaining the purpose and use of the control objectives

Explaining how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 4: Managing Cyber Resilience Transition

Explaining the purpose and use of the control objectives

Explaining how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 5: Managing Cyber Resilience Operation

Explaining the purpose and use of the control objectives

Explaining how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 6: Managing Cyber Resilience Continual Improvement

Explaining the purpose and use of control objectives

Applying the seven-step improvement process to plan cyber resilience improvements

Applying CSI (Continual Service Improvement) as defined by ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) to plot cyber resilience improvements

Module 7: Cyber Resilience Roles & Responsibilities

Describing the relationship between roles and the means of control

PRICES

Foundation

£295

Practitioner

£395

Foundation & Practitioner

£595

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What will I need before I get started?

To study your online course, you will need the following:

Minimum Hardware Requirements:

Computer / laptop / Google Chromebook / Apple MacBook

Keyboard and a mouse or another pointing device

Broadband connection with 10 Mbps average speed

An Ethernet cable for maintaining internet stability

Working microphone, either internal or external

Webcam with 320 x 240 VGA resolution, either internal or external

Minimum System Requirements:

Preferred Internet Browser: Google Chrome

Operating System: Windows 7+ / macOS 10.11+ / Chrome 58+

Free RAM: 2GB

Processor: 2GHz Intel Pentium / Intel / ARM

Free disk space: 1GB

We are here to help. If you have any questions on the above, please contact us.

How to apply?

How do I enrol?

Thinking about enrolling in an LTC RESILIA® Frontline online course?

All our courses are designed to fit around your existing commitments. They can be studied at your own pace and are delivered by our approachable team of law lecturers and practitioners with years of industry experience.

Most importantly, our courses represent great value for money and can be paid for via instalments, making them accessible and ensuring a real return on investment.

If you are interested in these courses please contact us on 0330 088 8495 or info@ltckent.co.uk

What happens after I send my enrolment form?

Your enrolment application form will be processed by our Student Services Team. If there are any queries at this stage, we will contact you.

Invoicing

Once your form has been processed, we will issue your invoice in accordance with the information you provide to us on your enrolment form.

If you (or your firm) are paying for your course in full, we can accept payment by bank transfer or credit/debit card.

If you (or your firm) are paying by instalments, you (or they) will need to do two things to complete your enrolment:

(1) set up a Direct Debit mandate, which will be emailed to you separately, and
(2) pay your initial invoice by bank transfer or card.

Your enrolment will not be complete until we have received payment and, if applicable, confirmation of set up of the Direct Debit mandate. Incomplete applications will expire after 30 days. Please ensure you (and your sponsor if relevant) agree to all of the Terms and Conditions on the last page before submitting your enrolment form.

Payment options

You can pay by bank transfer to our account or by credit/debit card using the payment link on your invoice. Please note that we cannot take payment over the phone.

Course login

Once we have processed your payment (and received confirmation that the Direct Debit mandate has been set up if you are paying by instalments) and the 14-day cooling-off period has passed or has been waived, you will receive access to your course login within two working days. If it doesn’t arrive, please check your junk folder before contacting our support team on support@ltckent.co.uk

Why choose us?

We are specialised legal trainers, solely focussed on the provision of legal and business training for aspiring and qualified lawyers.

We have a deep understanding of the current legal sector and the training needs of those who work within it.

Our course delivery is uniquely engaging, having full regard of how precious time is for those not only studying law, but also practising at the same time.

We are here to support our students and partners by providing them with the tools to stand out from the competition and accelerate their legal career.