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Duration:
1 Day
Location:
Coventry
Time:
9am
User Level:
Beginner to Intermediate

Our existing Supplier Security Awareness Training course can now be delivered to enerjyhub subscribed suppliers remotely using our webinar platform and is available to book in enerjyhub.

Security awareness training is the education of suppliers on security principles and best practice when working with JLR. The course is aligned to JLR corporate IT security policy JLR-STN-116268 and the supplier version of this policy JLR-HTG-152812 – IT Security Web Guide and Information Security Supplier Standard.

It is essential that any user with access to JLR supplier organisation’s computers, devices, systems or data has an understanding of security concepts, as any user can potentially create an unintended breach or allow unauthorised access to occur if they don’t know how to appropriately protect your business.

It’s important that all suppliers are educated in the core security topics when dealing with JLR proprietary data (all categories).

 

Why is JLR supplier information security awareness important?

  • Empower individuals – Educate suppliers and their users on their responsibilities, so they can implement best practice and actively comply with JLR security policies.
  • Reinforce awareness – Refresh supplier security understanding as part of a continual IT Security awareness programme.

What’s covered?

  • Introduction – JLR information security and how suppliers fit in.
  • Important documentation – know JLR’s and your organisation’s information security policies.
  • Overview of topics in JLR corporate policy – Information Security Supplier Standard.
  • Information security at your supplier site(s) – information security risks in the work environment.
  • Summary – review the information covered.

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