Integrating the Digital Continuity Framework (DCF)
The DCF was specifically designed to protect the United States Critical Infrastructure as traditional approaches to harden hardware and software supply chains actually increases risk, time to repair, and cost.
About the course
The DCF was specifically designed to protect the United States Critical Infrastructure as traditional approaches to harden hardware and software supply chains actually increases risk, time to repair, and cost. While understanding hardware and software supply chains is challenging, the DCF is not. The DCF contains only 03 Key Elements & 06 Key Activities. However, to truly accelerate into a resiliency-based culture, we recommend 4 additional artifacts and 5 activities.
Unlike traditional transformations, the DCF does not prescribe how teams operate. High-performing teams are self-managing and thus need to operate in a manner that considers their size, maturity, type & complexity of work, and dependencies.
Topics covered
Explore essential topics including:
- Distinguishing between cybersecurity and resiliency
- Establishing a common language for effective communication
- Delving into the 5 Pillars of Database Resiliency:
- Cybersecurity
- Non-Functional Requirements
- Clean Architecture
- Clean Code
- Clean Data
- A 10-Step Approach to Achieving Resilience
- Systemic analysis for identifying and addressing vulnerabilities
- Applying the Continuous Resiliency Framework for ongoing protection
Learning objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Apply a resilient mindset to architecting, engineering, and testing database solutions
- Incorporate the Continuous Resiliency Framework into their organizational practices
- Identify and mitigate common risks and issues within database systems
- Describe effective approaches to building and maintaining distributed systems
Who will benefit
Designed for a diverse audience, including:
- C-Suite executives (CEO, CRO, CFO, CTO, CIO, CISO)
- Managers in software, data, and risk management
- Portfolio, program, and project managers
- Architects specializing in cybersecurity, software, and database
- Data professionals such as administrators, developers, engineers, and modelers
- Security experts including cybersecurity analysts, ISSO, and ISSM
- Technical stakeholders invested in database resilience
What you get
Enroll in this course to receive:
- Comprehensive preparation to implement true resiliency in your organization’s database systems
- Soft copy of the presentation for reference
- 4 Professional Learning Credits (PDU, SEU, etc.)
- Certificate of Completion
- Special discounts on future training opportunities
- FREE 30-minute consultation tailored to your organization’s needs
LEVEL
Beginner
DURATION
4 hours
WHERE
In-person
PRICE
$199 per person
* Group discounts
THE INSTRUCTOR
Jonathan Jenkins
CEO/Chief Methodologist
LEVEL
Beginner
WHERE
In-person
DURATION
4 hour
PRICE
$199 per person
* Group discounts
THE INSTRUCTOR
Jonathan Jenkins
CEO/Chief Methodologist
After the workshop your teams will
- Fully comprehend how to establish and maintain resilient database platforms
- Learn the value of the Digital Continuity Framework (DCF)
- Have an actionable plan to build the DCF into however they are operating now
- Have actionable risk and issue management plans
- Have ready-to-use templates
- Understand what measures & metrics would likely be best to help improve (everything!)
- Receive professional learning credits equal to the number of hours they attend
Who Should Attend
- Managers (Software, Data, Risk Management)
- Portfolio, program, and Project Managers
- Architects (Cybersecurity, Software, and Database)
- Data (Administrators, Developers, Engineers, and Modelers)
- Security (Cybersecurity Analysts, ISSO, ISSM)
- Technical Stakeholders
* We have experienced international trainers but their predominate language is English. However, we have teammates who natively speak French and Arabic to help translate as needed.
learning Database resiliency for the future
Embark on this educational journey to fortify your understanding of database resiliency and empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to safeguard your organization’s most valuable asset—its data. Join us and become a champion of database resiliency in today’s dynamic digital landscape.