Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®)
NCSC Supply Chain Management Foundation Certificate
Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®) NCSC Supply Chain Management (SCM) Foundation Certificate
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Supply Chain Management (SCM) guidance is designed to help you establish effective control and oversight of your supply chain.
Consisting of 4 stages/organisational capabilities and 12 principles, the guidance is designed to be simple to use, be adaptable, and is applicable to organisations of all sizes and sectors.
The guidance is focussed on assisting organisations to enable improvements in supply chain security, enable better management of supply chain risk and opportunity, foster a spirit of supply chain collaboration and increase cyber resilience.
This 2-day, instructor led Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®) NCSC SCM Foundation Certificate introduces participants to the NCSC SCM principles, explores the practicalities of guidance implementation and use, and explores ecosystems that support many of the common certification and self-attestation supply chain assurance schemes.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this Foundation level course. The course is suitable for all employees at all levels.
Participants are provided with:
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Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®) NCSC Supply Chain Management (SCM) Foundation Certificate courseware including links to further reading and resources.
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Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®) NCSC Supply Chain Management (SCM) Foundation Certificate of Completion.
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Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®) NCSC Supply Chain Management (SCM) Foundation Certificate digital badge.
Course Learning Outcomes:
On completion of the Digital Trust Professional® (DTP®) NCSC Supply Chain Management (SCM) Foundation Certificate participants will be able to:
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Understand the structure, purpose of intent of the NCSC Supply Chain Security Principles
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Understand risk management and risk assessment
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Describe the 4 Stages contained within the guidance
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Explain the 12 Principles contained within the guidance
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Understand common cyber related standards/frameworks
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Understand common cyber assurance schemes and their ecosystems
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Explain the benefits and limitations of assurance schemes
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Understand considerations for the adoption of the NCSC Supply Chain Security guidance and its relationship to other cybersecurity supply chain control guidance