Cybersecurity Isn’t an IT Problem — It’s a Leadership One
Cyber incidents disrupt revenue, halt operations, expose sensitive data, and damage trust.
Yet many business leaders are expected to manage cyber risk without clear guidance or a shared understanding of what their role actually is.
The Executive Cyber Risk Awareness Workshop helps leaders reframe cybersecurity as a business and governance responsibility, not a technical challenge.
This workshop creates clarity, shared language, and leadership confidence — without technical jargon or fear-based messaging.
Who This Is For
- Business owners and executives
- Leadership teams
- Boards and senior decision-makers
- Organizations that want clarity before a crisis forces action
What’s Included:
90-minute live workshop (virtual or in-person)
Executive-focused presentation
Leadership worksheets and discussion prompts
Real-world, relatable examples
Live Q&A
What Leaders Will Gain
- A clear understanding of cybersecurity as a business risk
- Awareness of executive and fiduciary responsibilities
- Confidence asking the right questions of IT and vendors
- Reduced uncertainty and reactive decision-making
- A practical leadership mindset for cyber risk
Investment
$1000 for a group of up to 5 people or $250 per person
Twanna Nesbit
Founder/CEO Anmara Digital
About Your Host
Twanna Nesbit is a technology consultant and cybersecurity advisor who helps business leaders understand and manage cybersecurity as a business risk, not just an IT issue.
With a background in IT, software engineering, and technology strategy, Twanna brings a leadership-focused perspective to cybersecurity—bridging the gap between technical complexity and executive decision-making. Her work centers on governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), helping organizations clarify accountability, reduce uncertainty, and make informed, defensible decisions about cyber risk.
Twanna works primarily with small and growing businesses, executives, and government-adjacent organizations that need guidance without overwhelm. Rather than focusing on security tools or technical implementation, she helps leaders understand their role, evaluate risk in plain language, and build a foundation for strong cyber governance.
She is the founder of Anmara Digital and is actively pursuing the CISSP certification, with a professional focus on executive cybersecurity education, risk advisory, and leadership readiness.