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MGT525: Managing Cybersecurity Initiatives and Effective Communication

Understand predictive / waterfall, adaptive / agile development approaches with how they interact with product and project life cycles, including implementing lean / agile tools, complexity models and root cause analysis
Recognise the top failure mechanisms related to security projects, so that your projects can avoid common pitfalls
Develop a project schedule, including critical path tasks and milestones and define the scope of a project in terms of cost, schedule and technical deliverables
Analyse project risks in terms of probability and impact, assign triggers and risk response responsibilities
Learn to communicate effectively with stakeholders, technical staff and management teams

Overview

Off the shelf (OTS)

Many cybersecurity professionals are highly technical but often unfamiliar with project management terminology, methodologies, resource management and leading teams. Overseeing diverse groups of stakeholders and team members, estimating resources accurately, as well as analysing risk as applied to different organisational structures and relationships is a struggle for many new technical project leaders.

Today's virtual work environment only increases these complexities. It is critically important to understand how to use a wide range of development approaches and project management framework components to maximise resources across various business units for project success. Confidently lead security initiatives that deliver on time, within budget, reduce organisational risk and complexity while driving bottom line value.