Combined Cyber Series:
MGT-328 Critical Thinking and Risk Management in a Cyber-Converged World (8 am - noon)
MGT-365 Developing a Resilient Cyber Secure Community (1 - 5 pm and 8 am - noon)
AWR-432 Integrating Hazard Response into Exercise Planning (1 - 5 pm)
A USCA Cyber Critical Infrastructure Certificate is awarded upon completion.
Location:
The University of South Carolina Aiken (USCA)
151 Newberry Street NW
Aiken, SC 29801
November 9 and 10, 2026 8:00 am- 5:00 pm each day
Cumulative 16 Hours. Instructor-Led
These National Cybersecurity Preparedness Consortium (NCPC) training courses are delivered by Norwich University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI).
MGT-328 Critical Thinking and Risk Management in a Cyber-Converged World (4 hrs): This survey course enables leaders to define and determine business risk related to cyber security in a multifaceted environment. Participants are exposed to complex analysis and decision making related to risk. They will explore the importance of critical thinking and apply it to combined cyber, physical, and information problems.
MGT-365 Developing a Resilient Cyber Secure Community (8 hrs.): This course will work within the National Preparedness System’s preparedness cycle, focusing on Plan, Train, and Exercise. At the end of this course, participants will be able to measure their current preparedness, identify gaps, and experience role-playing through a community-level response scenario of an event that has either a cyber root cause or a cyber-attack that degrades response. The result of this training would be a more aware, resilient cybersecure community.
AWR-432 Integrating Hazard Response into Exercise Planning (4 hrs.): This course teaches exercise planners how to incorporate cyber into all-hazard exercises, ensures exercise planning teams are aware of hazards related to cyber-enabled threats and how to address them within exercise programs.
Target Audience
The primary audience that should attend this interactive, cybersecurity-focused resilience and response training are leaders or managers, their teams, and community partners who perform planning, training, or are involved in exercising critical and business functions within their community or organization.
Prerequisites
Participants should include early to mid-career professionals and experienced subject matter experts. General familiarity with their organization's critical functions and responsibilities is expected, but no advanced technical expertise is required.
Required Materials
Participants will need a laptop, be able to connect to the Internet either by WiFi or personal hotspot, and an HTML5-compliant browser, such as Firefox, Edge, Chrome, or Safari.
Register for this Combined Cyber Series through the form below
Questions about registration, contact us at: training@nuari.org
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