What Is It?
Boardroom TV the only short-form micro-learning platform bringing current cybersecurity issues directly to the corporate director.
Informed directors are better directors. A Directors Duty of Care requires corporate directors who are actively aware and informed on these rapidly evolving issues to govern cyber risk.
Our first episodes are produced by Hollywood writers and animators and deliver cybersecurity awareness training for directors in a short-form video format — less than 5 minutes per episode. Each monthly episode covers a current issue or breach scenario in a creative and effective way to develop basic director competencies on these critical issues.
At the end of each episode is a brief interactive lesson that is integrated into a learning management system so that director training on these vital risk issues can be documented. Your general counsel will thank us.
Why Is It?
A core part of our mission at DDN is to make all corporate directors better cyber directors.
The world of cyber risk is changing rapidly and corporate directors need effective and timely training to adequately oversee these dynamic issues. Boardrooms that subscribe to Boardroom TV benefit by:
- Documenting director training on cybersecurity and strengthening the boardroom as a critical cyber risk control
- Setting the cyber tone at the top to create a cyber aware culture
- Making the board a change agent in cyber risk management
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Cybersecurity success starts at the top, and it starts with Boardroom TV.
Companies with digital directors had 31% higher market capital growth over 3 years than those without qualified technology experts on their boards based upon MIT research.
—MIT CISR Research of 1,233 Public Companies
A board member's role...includes a broad understanding of the benefits and risks of digital transformation — including the risks of inaction.
—Deloitte Digital
Companies with digital directors had 38% higher revenue growth over 3 years than those without qualified technology experts on their boards based upon MIT research.
—MIT CISR Research of 1,233 Public Companies