The face-to-face seminars of the Master are the subject where students develop soft skills and teamwork. Through the accompaniment of a facilitator, the prominence and leadership of the subject is delegated to the students who must coordinate to solve the management and management challenges presented to them by the facilitator. Each seminar class will be unknown and unforeseen by the students, although always related to the professional challenges of managing an information security department. The success of the session will not be so much the resolution of the challenge (which can sometimes be impossible) but the implicit learning that involves recognizing the needs implicit in the role played by the person who manages a security department and the demands of their functions and obligations. For example, some of the seminars will involve circumstances such as the following: Activation of an incident response team - Organizational structure - Distribution of functions and operation - Organization and direction of the incident response team - Review of procedures, policies and plans for incident response - Relationship of the phases to incident response: incident detection, data analysis and incident identification Installation and operation plans for cybersecurity management systems - Planning of procedures and designation of responsibilities - Cataloguing anomalies in the traffic of a corporate network - Choosing a tool for monitoring network anomalies - Choosing a system for detecting intrusions and infections in corporate networks and systems - Recognition of attack patterns - Monitoring operation and optimizing efficiency