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• Key Security Terminologies 🔑: Understanding basic terms used in cybersecurity.
• Malware 🦠: Types of malwares and their impact.
• Cybersecurity Attacks ⚔️: Common forms of cyber-attacks.
• Web Application Attacks 🌐: Specific threats targeting web applications.

• Purpose of the Security Program 🎯: How organizations use security programs to protect data.
• Cybersecurity vs. Information Security & Information Assurance 🔐: Differences between these concepts.
• Security Goals and Strategy 🛡️: Defining objectives for maintaining a secure environment.
• Security Roles and Responsibilities 👥: Understanding the roles of security managers and other key positions.
• Information Security Standards and Frameworks 📋: Overview of standards like ISO 27001 and NIST.
• Laws, Regulations, and Privacy Requirements ⚖️: Legal implications affecting security.
• Gap Analysis 🔍: Identifying weaknesses in security practices.
• Acquiring New Technology 🖥️: Steps in implementing new technologies with security in mind.
• Feasibility Analysis and Business Case 💡: Justifying technology investments.

• Overview and Key Terminologies 📊: Basics of risk management in cybersecurity.
• Risk Identification, Analysis, Reporting, and Monitoring 📈: Processes for managing and reducing risks.
• Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) 🚨: Metrics used to monitor risk.
• Risk Frameworks 🧩: Understanding various risk management frameworks.
• Threat Modeling 🎯: Identifying potential threats.
• Vendor and Supply Chain Risk Management 🏗️: Ensuring security in third-party relationships.
• SOC Reports & Outsourcing 📄: Importance of service organization control reports in risk management.

• Personnel Security and Awareness Programs 👤: Measures for securing personnel and educating them on security.
• Policies and Procedures 📜: Developing and reviewing key policies like Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and Clear Desk.
• Security Controls 🛡️: Implementation and assessment of controls for defense.
• Defense in Depth 🏰: Layered security approach.

• Information System Auditing 📑: Planning and executing security audits.
• Audit Committees 🏛️: Their role in overseeing audit processes.
• Audit Execution & Evidence Collection 🕵️: How audits are performed and evidence is gathered.
• Control Evaluation & Audit Reporting 📝: Analyzing controls and documenting audit findings.

• IT Infrastructure and Network Topology 🖧: Overview of network designs and their security implications.
• Wireless, VoIP, IoT Security 📡: Securing different types of devices and networks.
• Endpoint Security 💻: Protecting devices with Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP).
• Active Directory & LDAP 🔑: Overview of directory services for managing user access.
• Data Security 🛢️: Methods for protecting and destroying data, data classification, and compliance with retention policies.
• Database Security 🗄️: Securing database systems and access control models.

• Physical Security Best Practices 🏢: Protecting physical assets from threats.

• Incident Response 🚨: Steps in managing security incidents.
• Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning (BCP/DRP) 🌪️: Planning for and recovering from disasters.
• RTO and RPO ⏳: Key metrics in disaster recovery.

• Development Methodologies 🖥️: Best practices in secure coding and software development (DevOps, DevSecOps).
• Release Management & Software Licensing 🔑: Managing software updates and licensing issues.

• Asset and Change Management 🗃️: Keeping track of IT assets and managing changes.
• Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessments 🛠️: Methods for testing and securing systems.
• Patch Management 🔄: Keeping systems up to date with security patches.

• IT managers who are responsible for managing IT operations and ensuring they are aligned with business objectives and comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
• IT professionals responsible for implementing and managing IT processes, such as IT service management, IT security, and IT risk management.
•  Compliance professionals who are responsible for ensuring that the organization's IT processes comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
• They are responsible for identifying and managing IT risks.
• Governance, Risk, and Compliance Professionals

Our dedicated instructor is committed to delivering the best learning experience possible. They are actively available to address any questions or concerns you may have during the course. Additionally, they regularly review and update the course content to ensure its relevance and effectiveness.

Upon successfully completing this course, you will receive a certificate of completion from the renowned Udemy platform. This certificate can serve as a valuable addition to your CV/Resume, demonstrating your dedication to professional development and showcasing your accomplishment in completing the course.

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