Cybersecurity Is a Leadership Responsibility. Be Ready When It Matters.
Cyber Risk, AI & Crisis Readiness for Leadership
Cybersecurity Is a Leadership Responsibility. Be Ready When It Matters.
Cyber incidents can escalate within minutes. Decisions must be made quickly, often with incomplete information and significant legal, operational, and reputational consequences.
Your leadership team needs to know:
- What are our responsibilities under NIS-2?
- Which cybersecurity risks require management attention?
- Who makes which decisions when a cyber incident occurs?
- How do we respond to AI-driven threats, phishing, and deepfake attacks?
- How should we communicate with employees, customers, authorities, and the media?
- How can we protect business continuity and stakeholder confidence?
This training bridges the gap between cybersecurity knowledge and real-world executive decision-making.
Practical scenarios. Clear responsibilities. Better crisis preparedness.
Meet Your Experts
Three Perspectives. One Mission: Stronger Leadership in a Cyber Crisis.
Patric Weiler
Executive Advisor and Author
With over 25 years of leadership and transformation experience, Patric Weiler is an Executive Advisor, AI strategist, author, and keynote speaker. He combines deep technological expertise with practical business leadership, helping executives navigate AI-driven change, assess emerging risks, and make informed strategic decisions.
Tatjana Meyer
Founder Make a Mark Consulting
Tatjana Meyer is the founder of Make a Mark and an expert in human-centered leadership, responsible AI, and organizational transformation. With her Life-Centered Intelligence approach, she helps leaders navigate technological change while keeping people, values, and responsible decision-making at the center.
Christiane Lesch
CEO Innovation Lux
Christiane Lesch is the founder of Innovation Lux and a strategic business consultant focused on business transformation, AI integration, and governance. She connects cybersecurity and regulatory challenges with strategic management decisions, helping executives understand business risks, establish clear priorities, and strengthen organizational resilience.
Three complementary perspectives and one integrated approach to cyber resilience.
Together, Christiane, Patric, and Tatjana connect strategic risk management, AI awareness, and human-centered leadership to help executives prepare for the challenges of a real cyber crisis.
What You Will Walk Away With
Stronger Cyber Awareness. Better Decisions. Greater Crisis Readiness.
Understand Your Leadership Responsibilities
Gain clarity on NIS-2 governance requirements, management accountability, and potential personal liability related to cybersecurity risk management.
Recognize Critical Cyber & AI Risks
Understand common attack scenarios, emerging AI-driven threats, social engineering, and deepfake risks — and their potential impact on your organization.
Make Decisions Under Pressure
Learn how to assess critical situations, prioritize actions, and make informed leadership decisions during a cybersecurity incident.
Communicate Effectively During a Crisis
Explore how to communicate clearly and responsibly with employees, customers, authorities, the media, and other stakeholders when trust is at risk.
Strengthen Organizational Resilience
Identify opportunities to improve crisis preparedness, internal coordination, accountability, and business continuity.
A Cyber Crisis Won’t Wait Until Your Leadership Team Is Ready.
Be Prepared. Stay Resilient. Lead with Confidence.
Cyber threats are evolving. AI is creating new risks. Regulatory expectations are increasing. The question is no longer whether cybersecurity belongs on the boardroom agenda.
The question is whether your leadership team is prepared to act when it matters most.
Invest three hours today to strengthen your awareness, decision-making capability, and crisis readiness.
Upcoming Workshops
17th December 2026