AI-CRRQ™ Cyber Resilience Masterclass · 2.5 weeks · Live online
Assume breach. Then prove you can keep operating.
Security plans don't hold up in a crisis. Practiced playbooks do. In 2.5 weeks, build a board-ready Cyber Resilience Playbook for your own organization.
Taught by Alim Abdul, 30+ years leading technology, security and disaster recovery in healthcare, government, finance and hospitality
All sessions recorded. No technical background required. 7:00 to 9:00 PM Eastern.
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The challenge
Every organization will be disrupted. The question is how fast you recover.
Prevention still matters, but regulators, insurers and boards now ask a harder question: can you keep critical services running and restore them on a timeline you can defend? Most organizations have plans on paper that have never been tested with the people who would run them.
of breaches involved ransomware
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 2025
of breaches involved a third party, double the year before
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 2025
average cost of a data breach in the United States
IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2025
days on average to identify and contain a breach
IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2025
Who this is for
For the leaders who answer for the outage
No technical background required. The course assumes leadership responsibility, not engineering skills.
Executives and owners
CEOs, COOs, CFOs and practice owners who need to decide what must keep running and what an outage would cost.
Technology and security leaders
CIOs, CISOs and IT directors who must turn controls into a recovery capability the board can understand.
Risk, compliance and continuity
Risk officers, compliance leads and BC/DR managers preparing for audits, regulators and insurers.
Consultants and advisors
MSPs, vCISOs and advisors who want a structured way to run resilience reviews with clients.
The AI-CRRQ™ method
Five sessions that take you from assumption to a tested plan
Each session builds one section of your playbook, using the three AI-CRRQ™ dimensions: Threat Exposure, Operational Response Capability and Recovery Velocity.
Assume breach
Tue, Jan 12
Name your critical services, set how long each can be down, and map the rules that apply to you.
Threat exposure
Thu, Jan 14
Find where you are most exposed, including vendors, cloud services and the AI tools your teams already use.
Response capability
Tue, Jan 19 · live tabletop
Run a ransomware tabletop: who decides, who calls law enforcement, what you tell staff, clients and regulators.
Recovery velocity
Thu, Jan 21
Set recovery time and data loss targets, check whether backups really restore, and close BC/DR gaps.
Board-ready
Thu, Jan 28 · presentations
Score your posture with the Survival Index™, build a 90-day plan, and present your playbook to the cohort.
What you leave with
A playbook you can hand to your board, not just a certificate
You work on your own organization from the first session. Each module adds a section, with templates and worksheets to fill in between sessions. In the last session you present it and get feedback from the instructor and your peers.
Working on a sensitive environment? Use our fictional case company, Meridian Industries, and apply the method to your own organization privately.
Cyber Resilience Playbook
[Your name] · [Your organization]
Your instructor
Alim Abdul
Founder, AICRRQ Inc. · Creator of the AI-CRRQ™ framework
Alim has spent more than 30 years leading technology, cybersecurity and disaster recovery programs in healthcare, government, finance, media and hospitality. He has served as an AVP at two New York health systems, built disaster recovery programs, and led tabletop exercises spanning cybersecurity, business continuity, crisis management and third-party risk.
He holds the CISSP, CISM, CISA, CRISC and CCISO and is an EC-Council Certified Instructor. He is a former Microsoft Certified Trainer and Microsoft Certified Solutions Architect, and hosts The Alim Show, a series on cyber resilience.
Program details
Built for people who are running something
Five 2-hour live sessions, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00 to 9:00 PM Eastern.
Live sessions plus worksheets for your playbook. Every session is recorded.
Small cohort of up to 20, with discussion, a live tabletop and peer feedback.
Issued by AABGM Inc. for 10 live hours. A training record, not a professional certification.
Questions
Before you apply
Do I need a technical background?
No. The course is written for leaders. Technical staff are welcome, and the worksheets go deeper for those who want it.
What if I miss a live session?
Every session is recorded and shared the same night. You can send questions ahead and catch up before the next session.
Do I have to share my organization's details?
No. You can complete every exercise on our fictional case company and apply it to your own organization privately. Never share passwords, patient data or details of a live incident in class.
Can I use this for CPE credits?
You receive a certificate showing 10 live hours. Many certifying bodies accept self-reported training hours. Check your own body's rules before you count them.
Can my employer pay, or can I bring my team?
Yes. We invoice organizations directly, and teams of three or more can ask about group pricing at info@aabgm.com.
What is your refund policy?
Full refund if you cancel at least 14 days before the first session. After that, you can transfer your seat to a colleague or a future cohort. If we cancel or reschedule the cohort, you get a full refund.
A plan nobody has practiced is not a plan
Reserve your place in the January 2027 cohort. Early tuition of $1,295 ends December 18, 2026.
Questions? Call +1 929 229 5703 or email info@aabgm.com