Why Cyber Risk Strategies Fail (And What to Do Instead)
Cyber Security

Why Cyber Risk Strategies Fail (And What to Do Instead)

Why Cyber Risk Strategies Fail (And What to Do Instead) is a practical and thought-provoking course designed to help organizations identify the hidden flaws in their current approach to cyber risk. Rather than offering generic technical solutions, this course examines the real-world challenges that cause strategies to break down—misalignment with business objectives, ineffective communication, and over-reliance on compliance over resilience. Through case studies, expert insights, and actionable frameworks, participants will learn how to move from reactive risk management to proactive, integrated resilience across their organization.

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Chris Ward

Chris Ward

MSc, CISSP, SEI Instructor Associate Professor

Chris is the Managing Director of Cyber365, whose core business is providing professional cyber training and awareness for organisations in the APAC region. Chris is an advisor to boards and Chief Executives to help them understand that Cyber Security is not an Information Technology problem alone but an organisation-wide responsibility. Cyber 365 is a Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Partner and certified provider of SEI Cyber courses. He has set up three organisations as SEI partners in New Zealand, of which only 11 have in the last 30 years. Chris has recently written and lectured for a post-graduate diploma in Cyber for the University of the South Pacific in Fiji and is writing a new Cyber Degree for Victoria University and the University of Hanoi.

He is a highly qualified and experienced Information Assurance/Cyber Security Professional with a successful project delivery track record. Until 2016, Chris was the New Zealand Defence Force lead for Cyber Security and Information Security, including chair of two executive International Cyber committees. He held a top-secret special clearance for over 15 years while with the UK and NZ defence forces. Chris is an SEI instructor at Carnegie Mellon University based in the United States and delivers SEI training in New Zealand and Australia. In partnership with Victoria University of Wellington’s Centre for long-life Learning, He is also a Cyber research fellow and technical advisor to the Engineering faculty at Victoria University in Wellington.