ST8220: Ethical Decision-Making & Strategic Communication in Risk Leadership

2 Credits

This course develops risk leadership skills by teaching you to integrate vulnerability, threat, and risk assessment into organizational decision-making. You'll learn to navigate complex security dilemmas where diverse perspectives, competing priorities, and ethical considerations make it challenging to identify critical issues and mobilize action. Through real-world scenarios, you'll practice articulating key problems, evaluating options using ethical frameworks, and recommending courses of action that encompass both immediate needs and root-cause remedies. The course emphasizes building your influence as a security professional, helping you find your voice to advance principled, evidence-based positions.

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