This course teaches you how to build a security culture where leadership and workforce genuinely prioritize cybersecurity. Apply behavioral science research, organizational change models, and marketing frameworks to transform how people perceive security. Learn to measure culture, motivate behavior change, enable secure workflows, and communicate in terms that resonate with executives.
Build and measure a strong security culture where leadership and workforce prioritize cybersecurity. Transform your security team from perceived blockers into trusted enablers through proven behavioral science techniques.
Security culture is your organization's shared attitudes, perceptions, and beliefs about cybersecurity. LDR521 teaches how to shape it intentionally using organizational change frameworks.
Master security culture leadership:
Strategic Foundation
Map organizational and security culture
Define your desired security culture
Build actionable strategy for culture change
Apply proven change models (Kotter, ADKAR, Satir)
Motivate Change
Engage workforce using marketing models
Create personas for targeted communication
Design incentive programs that drive behavior
Communicate security in business terms
Enable Change
Overcome the Curse of Knowledge
Apply Adult Learning Theory
Simplify security processes
Design environments where secure choices are easy
Measure Impact
Design effective culture surveys
Quantify metrics that matter
Align with leadership priorities
Build compelling business cases
22 interactive team labs and Cyber42 leadership simulations put you in real-world scenarios. Compete for the LDR521 Challenge coin while developing practical skills.
30 CPE credits across 5 intensive days.
Highlights
Build a strong, positive brand for your security team as enablers. Embed security at the start of all business initiatives. Gain executive support by speaking their language. Create a workforce that naturally prioritizes security.
22 interactive labs and Cyber42 simulations including: Mapping organizational culture, Preparing for a breach, Creating personas for developers, Designing passkeys communication, Building survey questions, and Creating executive summaries.
Ideal for CISOs, security managers, awareness professionals, and aspiring security leaders. Business outcomes: Increase buy-in for security programs and reduce team burnout through cultural alignment. 30 CPEs across 5 days.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension: a seat license for LDR521: Security Culture for Leaders. You buy access per seat, so pricing scales with the number of people you enroll. Each seat covers one participant in this five-day cybersecurity leadership course. There are no tiers or size options to choose between. To train more people, you add more seats. The structure keeps buying simple: one unit type, priced per learner, billed under a contract.
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What does one seat license cover for LDR521?
One seat covers a single participant in the five-day Security Culture for Leaders course. It maps to one learner enrollment. The course includes 30 CPE credits, 30 hours of content, and 22 hands-on labs. Each additional person you want to train needs their own seat.
How does cost change as I enroll more people?
Cost scales directly with the number of seats you buy. Each seat adds one participant. There are no tiers or volume thresholds built into this single dimension, so the price per seat stays consistent as you add learners under the contract.
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