Legal interpretation
Understand the Dutch framework and its governance implications.
Approximately two days • open or in-company
NIS2 Advanced Training
A deeper learning route for participants who need more than a concise boardroom session. The Advanced Training provides time for legal interpretation, risk management, duty-of-care assessment, assurance, reporting, cases and application.
Deeper learning objective
Analyse, assess and apply
The programme is designed for directors, supervisory board members, audit-committee members and senior governance professionals who need to work through the subject in greater depth. More time supports discussion, reflection and the careful assessment of real management information and dilemmas.
Participants learn to connect the legal framework with risk, controls, suppliers, incidents, assurance and demonstrable decisions.
Programme
Structure of the NIS2 Advanced Training
The final programme is aligned with the participants and sector. The core route covers the following subjects.
- NIS2, the Dutch Cybersecurity Act, governance and responsibility;
- risk-management methods, protected interests and all-hazards scenarios;
- assessment of duty-of-care measures and proportionality;
- supply-chain security, suppliers, contracts and assurance;
- incident reporting, crisis governance and escalation;
- management information, evidence, decisions and supervision;
- cases and application to the participant's own role.
Active processing
More time for cases, reporting and personal application
Participants assess cases, compare options and practise the questions that reveal the quality of a risk assessment or control framework. Reporting examples are used to distinguish information that supports board judgement from operational detail that belongs elsewhere.
The programme also allows each participant to formulate role-specific actions and questions for their own organisation.
Case assessment
Weigh scenarios, controls, residual risk and alternative decisions.
Reporting analysis
Assess evidence, KPIs, KRIs, assurance and escalation.
Delivery
Open or in-company, with documented learning content
An open programme supports exchange between sectors and roles. An in-company route can use the organisation's governance and reporting context and create a more focused shared analysis.
The programme, learning objectives, attendance and certificate are aligned so the organisation can demonstrate what was covered. The full route is available in English.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Advanced Training for?
It is intended for directors, supervisory board members, audit committees and senior governance roles with a deeper learning objective.
How does it differ from the Masterclass?
The Advanced Training adds time for legal interpretation, cases, reporting analysis, assurance and personal application.
Is an in-company version available?
Yes. The programme can be tailored to one organisation and its governance context.
Do participants receive a certificate?
A certificate is provided for the completed programme, with the documented learning content and attendance aligned.
Can the programme be delivered in English?
Yes. The full multi-day programme is available in English.
Trainer and adviser
Led by Wouter Parent
Wouter has worked in information security since 2009, with a focus on governance, risk, internal control, supplier assurance and incident management. He translates the legal framework into the decisions and information that boards genuinely need.
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Request the Advanced Training programme
We discuss the participant group, desired depth, delivery format and possible dates.