Know what to do when a cyber security incident happens.
Would you know what to do if your organisation experienced a cyber security incident? Who should you tell, what information should you gather and what actions should you take first?
Our Incident Response Fundamentals course helps you understand how to recognise, assess and respond to cyber incidents. Learn through practical activities and realistic workplace scenarios, without needing specialist technical experience.
Individual Course Price
Self-paced online training
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Also included in PCS Training Professional membership when released.
Incident response is not just about technology. It is about recognising when something is wrong, making informed decisions and knowing how to move forward.
Understand the warning signs of a cyber security incident, what information to report and when a concern needs escalating.
Learn how incidents are assessed, what containment involves and why protecting evidence and recording decisions matters.
Explore safe recovery, effective communication and how organisations can learn from incidents to improve future responses.
Practical Scenario-Based Learning
Rather than simply learning definitions, you'll follow a developing cyber security incident at Northbridge Services Ltd, a fictional organisation.
As new information becomes available, you'll decide what should happen next, consider the available options and record your decisions. The activities help you apply the learning to situations you may encounter at work.
Suitable for business owners, managers, IT and support teams, developing cyber security professionals, governance and compliance staff, managed service providers and anyone who may support an organisation during an incident.
No previous incident response experience is required.
A structured online course that combines clear explanations with practical learning.
No. Incident Response Fundamentals is an introductory course covering the practical principles of incident response. It does not require previous digital forensics or specialist incident response experience.
No. It focuses on the fundamentals of recognising, assessing, reporting, managing and reviewing incidents. It does not provide advanced malware analysis or digital forensics training.
Yes. The course includes a final knowledge test and a PCS Training certificate of completion once the course requirements are met.
Yes. When released, Incident Response Fundamentals will be included in PCS Training Professional membership. It will also be available to purchase individually for £199 + VAT.
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