Course Objectives

Pension management is increasingly digital, interconnected, and data driven.
Schemes depend on complex ecosystems of administrators, asset managers, payroll providers, and technology platforms that process highly sensitive personal and financial information.

This creates a rich target environment for cybercriminals, fraudsters, and insider threats, as well as increasing regulatory scrutiny of cybersecurity and data protection.
Trustees, boards, and senior executives are expected to demonstrate robust cyber governance, effective data protection controls, and clear accountability for member data throughout the value chain.

This intensive 5-day programme equips participants with practical tools and frameworks to understand, govern, and improve cybersecurity and data protection in pension management.
Through scenario-based exercises, incident simulations, and case studies, delegates will learn how to manage cyber risk, comply with data protection obligations, and respond effectively when things go wrong.



Who Should Attend

Chairs of trustees and pension boards with overall responsibility for member interests and scheme governance. Trustees and board members who need greater confidence in overseeing cyber risk and data protection. Senior managers in finance, HR, and corporate risk functions supporting pension operations and oversight. Risk and compliance professionals focusing on cyber, privacy, and operational resilience. Pension administration managers and operations leaders responsible for day-to-day processing and member data. Regulatory, supervisory, and policy staff who want deeper insight into practical cyber and data protection challenges in pensions.

Prerequisite Courses

None


Course Overview

Cyber Risk Landscape in Pension Management