- Cybersecurity
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PARTNERS
- Homeland Security
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HOMELAND SECURITY
Chemical. Biological. Radiological. Nuclear. Explosive. WMDs. Asymmetric Threats.
The CBRNE-WMD credentials program is a robust training series designed to prepare early and developing professionals for the complexities of a dynamic and evolving threat environment. Three interdependent certificates that deal with policy, mitigation, and emerging threats will propel you towards an immersive capstone in Washington, D.C. and the next steps in your career protecting our nation.
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Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) 6-week Bootcamp (0826)
The Certified Information Security Manager (CISM®) certification, offered by ISACA, is structured around four key domains, each focusing on critical aspects of information security management:? Information System Governance; Information Security Risk Management; Information Security Program; and Incident Management.
ABOUT THIS COURSE
Designed for IT professionals with technical expertise and experience in IS/IT security and control looking to transition from team player to manager. CISM can add credibility and confidence to interactions with internal and external stakeholders, peers, and regulators. This certification indicates expertise in information security governance, program development and management, incident management and risk management.
Content in this course is:
- Aligned with the CISM job practice.
- Adapted from the CISM Review Manual 16th Edition.
- Reviewed by subject matter experts that hold the CISM certification.
ISACA credentials are among the top 10 highest-paying in IT, and CISM is recognized as the preferred credential for IT Managers. 70% of certificate holders experienced on-the-job improvement, and 42% received a pay boost.ISACA’s CISM certification is DoD 8140 Approved and aligned to the Cyber Workforce Framework (DWCF).
This bootcamp is for individuals who cannot commit to a full-time, one-week intensive program, offering a more flexible and manageable learning pace.
Overview
Modality
Online
Format
Synchronous
Pricing
$2595.00
Partner
RevU
Topic
Information Technology and Engineering
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
There are no prerequisites for this course. There are, however, specific steps that must be taken to acquire and maintain the CISM certification:
- Pass the CISM ceritification;
- Submit an application for CISM certification;
- Adhere to the Code of Professional Ethics;
- Dedicate to the Continuing Professional Education Program; and
- Comply with the Information Security Standards.
COURSE SYLLABUS
Module 1: Information Security Governance:
- Organizational Culture, Structures, Roles and Responsiblities
- Legal, Regulatory, and Contractual Requirements
- Information Security Strategy
- Information Governance Frameworks and Standards
- Strategic Planning
Module 2: Information Security Risk Management:
- Risk and Threat Landscape
- Risk Assessment, Evaluation, and Analysis
- Information Risk Response
- Risk Monitoring, Reporting, and Communication
Module 3: Information Security Program Development and Management:
- IS Program Development and Resources
- IS Standards and Frameworks
- Defining an IS Program Road Map
- IS Program Metrics
- IS Program Management
- IS Awareness and Training
- Integrating the Security Program with IT Operations
- Program Communications, Reporting, and Performance Management
Module 4: Information Security Incident Management:
- Incident Management and Incident Response Overview
- Incident Management and Response Plans
- Incident Classification/Categorization
- Incident Management Operations, Tools, and Technologies
- Incident Investigation, Evaluation, Containment, and Communication
- Incident Eradication, Recovery, and Review
- Business Impact and Continuity
- Disaster Recovery Planning
- Training, Testing, and Evaluation
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