A tailored course, built for your situation
Influence Across More Business Units as an Account Executive
Leverage NIST SSDF and OWASP to expand your customer impact and own cross-functional deal strategies
The situation this course is for
Sales professionals often get gatekept out of high-velocity enterprise deals because they lack structured fluency in security frameworks that security teams use to evaluate vendors. Without that, you're sidelined in technical reviews, even when your product fits.
Who this is for
Senior Account Executives selling into regulated or security-sensitive industries who need to influence beyond procurement and into technical evaluation panels.
Who this is not for
Entry-level SDRs, customer support reps, or anyone not directly owning enterprise sales cycles with technical evaluation stages.
What you walk away with
- Own the narrative in security-led procurement reviews using NIST SSDF alignment
- Map customer onboarding workflows to OWASP risk priorities for faster adoption
- Lead cross-functional consensus in multi-team buying committees
- Position Atlassian solutions as compliant-ready using verifiable implementation benchmarks
- Accelerate deal velocity in regulated sectors by pre-empting security review bottlenecks
The 12 modules (with all 144 chapters)
- Mapping Q2 procurement cycles to NIST SSDF Prepare phase
- Identifying security gatekeepers early
- Timing demos to architecture review windows
- Aligning renewal talks with SSDF implementation audits
- Using SSDF documentation requirements as proof points
- Anticipating sign-off delays from compliance teams
- Leveraging security team timelines to control deal pace
- Building internal advocates in security teams
- Translating SSDF language for non-technical buyers
- Securing early access to security questionnaires
- Documenting compliance posture ahead of review
- Reducing back-and-forth with pre-submitted artifacts
- Mapping OWASP Injections to onboarding workflows
- Identifying high-risk user groups early
- Prioritizing secure configuration templates
- Reducing friction in authentication setup
- Addressing broken access controls before go-live
- Pre-empting security team pushback on defaults
- Documenting OWASP alignment for internal audits
- Training customer admins on secure defaults
- Using OWASP severity tiers to justify upgrades
- Linking remediation timelines to SLA agreements
- Creating fast-response protocols for OWASP issues
- Building trust through proactive risk disclosure
- Identifying key stakeholders in multi-team deals
- Mapping decision rights across departments
- Creating unified compliance metrics
- Running joint kickoffs with security teams
- Establishing shared definitions of done
- Reducing rework from misaligned expectations
- Facilitating consensus on risk thresholds
- Driving agreement on acceptable delay trade-offs
- Documenting cross-team agreements formally
- Escalating only when consensus breaks
- Building reputation as a deal unifier
- Tracking adoption across business units
- Extracting customer-ready summaries from NIST SSDF docs
- Creating compliance timelines for procurement
- Highlighting secure development practices
- Using audit checklists as trust signals
- Customizing documentation per buyer industry
- Reducing review cycles with pre-submitted reports
- Integrating SSDF evidence into pitch decks
- Training CSMs on security narrative delivery
- Aligning support teams with compliance posture
- Updating materials quarterly with new standards
- Tracking which assets reduce buyer friction
- Building institutional memory across renewals
- Scanning for OWASP risks in onboarding templates
- Setting up automated security reminders
- Training CSMs on OWASP basics
- Creating risk-awareness checklists
- Integrating secure defaults into setup scripts
- Measuring risk reduction as success metric
- Using OWASP scores in QBRs
- Identifying expansion opportunities from risk gaps
- Linking remediation to upsell paths
- Reducing incident response time
- Building security-first reputation
- Driving renewals through risk posture improvement
- Auditing regional team security knowledge
- Creating localized compliance playbooks
- Training regional reps on NIST SSDF basics
- Adapting messaging for regional regulators
- Running global security readiness drills
- Sharing best practices across time zones
- Standardizing security objection responses
- Tracking regional compliance maturity
- Rewarding cross-regional collaboration
- Identifying regional champions
- Reducing duplication through shared assets
- Scaling wins from one market to others
- Mapping features to SOC 2 trust principles
- Aligning with ISO 27001 A.12 controls
- Documenting control implementation
- Training reps on compliance terminology
- Creating audit-ready customer reports
- Reducing time to compliance sign-off
- Positioning during ISO certification cycles
- Leveraging compliance timing for upsells
- Integrating with customer evidence collection
- Building trust through transparency
- Using compliance as competitive leverage
- Maintaining alignment post-certification
- Asking about NIST SSDF implementation status
- Identifying OWASP risk tolerance levels
- Uncovering security team priorities
- Listening for compliance drivers
- Positioning secure defaults as differentiators
- Building rapport with security engineers
- Avoiding technical overreach
- Documenting findings for internal teams
- Translating security feedback to product teams
- Adjusting proposals based on input
- Creating joint action plans
- Setting expectations for follow-up
- Identifying common security objections
- Creating templated responses
- Building standardized evidence packets
- Automating compliance reporting
- Updating playbooks quarterly
- Training new hires on security fluency
- Tracking playbook effectiveness
- Reducing time to first review
- Scaling across product lines
- Integrating with CRM workflows
- Measuring impact on win rates
- Sharing wins across teams
- Understanding regulated buyer risk thresholds
- Aligning with industry-specific mandates
- Positioning in healthcare security reviews
- Meeting financial sector SSDF expectations
- Adapting to government compliance cycles
- Creating jurisdiction-aware messaging
- Reducing friction in audit-heavy deals
- Building trust through compliance proof
- Shortening procurement timelines
- Expanding into new regulated sectors
- Tracking regulatory change impacts
- Maintaining agility across markets
- Leading by example in customer calls
- Recognizing security-savvy reps
- Sharing win stories from complex deals
- Creating internal security champions
- Running quarterly security readiness drills
- Integrating security KPIs into reviews
- Rewarding cross-functional collaboration
- Measuring team security fluency growth
- Reducing escalations to technical teams
- Building reputation as security-aware team
- Scaling best practices enterprise-wide
- Driving org-wide compliance confidence
- Leading first security review meeting
- Presenting compliance posture updates
- Answering auditor questions confidently
- Coaching customers on evidence collection
- Identifying expansion opportunities
- Reducing audit prep time
- Building trust with compliance officers
- Creating audit success case studies
- Driving upsells through compliance gaps
- Maintaining momentum post-deal
- Tracking long-term security posture
- Becoming the go-to advisor
How this maps to your situation
- Leading technical procurement reviews
- Onboarding customers with strict security requirements
- Expanding into new regions with varying compliance expectations
- Renewing contracts with security teams involved
Before vs. after
What's included with your purchase
- 12 modules with 12 chapters each (144 chapters)
- Downloadable templates and worked examples for every module
- Hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Delivery and format
- Course and learning environment access provisioned within 24 hours of purchase
- Hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access
Format: Text-based modules and chapters in the Art of Service learning environment, plus downloadable templates and worked examples for every chapter, plus the hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access.
Time investment: Approximately 3 hours per module, designed for integration into real deal cycles, apply each concept immediately.
How this compares to the alternatives
Generic sales training misses technical fluency. Public webinars lack repeatability. Internal enablement is inconsistent. This course delivers targeted, framework-specific playbooks that compound across deals and regions.
Frequently asked
Within 24 hours your account in the learning environment is provisioned and the tailored implementation playbook is delivered alongside it.