Managing Data Privacy and Cybersecurity in Financial Institutions

Strengthening Cyber Resilience, Regulatory Compliance and Stakeholder Trust in an Evolving Financial Services Landscape

Cybersecurity and data privacy have emerged as critical strategic priorities for financial institutions. Increasing regulatory expectations, sophisticated cyber threats, growing reliance on digital infrastructure, and the rapid adoption of emerging technologies require executive leadership to take a more active role in cyber governance and organisational resilience.

This executive virtual programme is designed for senior decision-makers responsible for navigating the intersection of technology, risk, governance, compliance, and business strategy.

Participants will examine the key issues shaping cybersecurity and data protection across the financial services sector, including governance responsibilities, regulatory obligations, cyber risk management frameworks, incident response preparedness, operational resilience, and emerging technology risks.

Why Attend?

Financial institutions must now address:

• Escalating cyber threats and ransomware attacks
• Regulatory expectations regarding cyber resilience and data governance
• Third-party and supply chain vulnerabilities
• Artificial intelligence and emerging technology risks
• Reputational and operational consequences of cyber incidents
• Increasing board accountability for cybersecurity oversight

Who Should Attend?

Board Directors, Chief Executive Officers, Chief Risk Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, Chief Information Officers, Chief Compliance Officers, General Counsel, Company Secretaries, Data Protection Officers, Executive Management, Internal Auditors, Technology Leaders, and other senior professionals responsible for governance, risk, compliance, and resilience.

Programme Details

Date: 20 August 2026
Time: 11:00 AM WAT
Format: Virtual
Fee: ₦120,000

Registration: https://shorturl.at/iH3le