The problem it solves
The person appointed is often left alone, with no peers to discuss cases with and no defined competence path. Turnover in the role costs the organisation more than mentoring would.
Who it is for
- Newly appointed cybersecurity officers;
- IT professionals who have taken on the role;
- Cybersecurity teams being built.
Deliverables
- Individual competence plan;
- Monthly mentoring sessions;
- Review of real cases and documents;
- Annual review and plan for the following year.
Method
- 01
Assess
Competences and context.
- 02
Plan
Individual path.
- 03
Mentor
Sessions and cases.
- 04
Review
Review and continuity.
Regulatory basis
- Article 31 of Decree-Law 125/2025, on the duties assigned to the cybersecurity officer.
Expected results
- The role performed with technical and institutional confidence;
- Lower turnover in the role;
- Knowledge retained in the organisation.