Certificate in Executive Information Security Manager
This Data Executive Information Security Manager course features:
- 95 Training Hours
- 346 On-demand Videos
- Closed Captions
- 41 Topics
- 883 Prep Questions
- Certificate of Completion
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Course Description - Your learning Path
Start by learning about information security management step by step. Our training program is designed to help you become an expert in this field. Here’s how it works:
1. Foundation Courses: Begin with basic courses to build your knowledge. Learn about project management and risk assessment through certifications like Project Management Professional (PMP) and PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP). These are important if you want to become an Information Security Manager.
2. Advanced Information Security Management: Move on to more advanced training with the Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) course. This will teach you how to create and maintain Information Security Management Systems (ISMS), which are crucial for managing security policies and protocols.
3. Audit and Compliance Mastery: Take the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) course to learn about auditing security controls and meeting regulations like ISO 27001 and GDPR. This is important for making sure organizations follow the rules.
4. Integrative Security Expertise: Become an expert across different security areas with the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) course. You’ll learn both technical and managerial skills, which are key for an Information Security Manager.
5. Specialization in Cloud Security: Learn about securing cloud technologies with the Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) course. This is important in today’s digital world where many companies use the cloud.
6. Practical Experience and Resources: Get hands-on experience and access lots of resources to help you learn. Practice managing risks, responding to incidents, and making security plans in real-world situations.
7. Beginner-Friendly Modules: If you’re new to this field, don’t worry. We have resources specifically for beginners to help you get started.
By completing all these courses, you’ll be ready to work as an Information Security Manager. You’ll know how to make effective security plans, deal with risks, and make sure organizations follow the rules. Whether you’re just starting out or already have experience, this training program will help you become a confident and skilled Information Security Manager.
Who is this course for?
Our training program is for everyone interested in information security, whether you’re just starting out or already experienced in IT or cybersecurity. If you’re wondering if you’d be good at being an Information Security Manager or if you’re new to this field, our series is perfect for you.
Here’s who would benefit from our program:
1. Information Security Managers: If you’re already an Information Security Manager and want to improve your skills in security management, risk assessment, and following rules.
2. IT Managers and Directors: If you’re a leader in IT and want to understand information security better to manage security projects in your organization.
3. Security Analysts and Specialists: If you work in security and want to grow your career by learning more about security management, risk assessment, and following rules.
4. Auditors and Compliance Officers: If you’re responsible for checking if your organization follows security standards and regulations like ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR.
5. Risk Managers: If you’re involved in managing risks and want to focus on information security risks and how to deal with them.
6. Network and Systems Administrators: If you look after your organization’s network and systems and want to understand more about keeping them secure.
7. Consultants and Security Advisors: If you’re a security consultant and want to learn more to help your clients better.
8. Cybersecurity Enthusiasts: If you love cybersecurity and want to move into managing information security, as long as you have some basic knowledge.
9. IT Project Managers: If you manage projects in IT or security and want to make sure they’re done well while following security rules.
10. Security Compliance Analysts: If you make sure your organization follows security rules and regulations.
11. Cloud Security Professionals: If you’re in charge of keeping cloud services secure and need to know more about cloud security.
12. Experienced IT Professionals: If you’ve been working in IT for a while and want to switch to managing information security.
While some experience is helpful, our courses cover a range of skill levels. We start with basics like PMP and PMI-RMP, so even if you’re new to this, you can learn. But if you already know a bit about information security, you might find the content easier to understand.
The Role of a Network Security Analyst
The role of the Executive Informaiton Security Manager
As an Information Security Manager, you’ll do many important things to keep a company’s data and technology safe:
1. Developing Security Strategies: You’ll create strong rules and procedures to protect the company’s data and technology.
2. Risk Assessment: You’ll be really good at finding and dealing with security risks, using the latest techniques to keep the company safe.
3. Security Training Initiatives: You’ll teach everyone in the company how to keep data safe, making sure they know the best ways to do it.
4. Incident Management: If something goes wrong with security, you’ll be the one to respond first, making plans to stop breaches and cyber threats.
5. Security Architecture Oversight: You’ll make sure the systems that protect the company, like firewalls and encryption, are working well.
6. Compliance and Auditing: You’ll regularly check if the company follows security rules like GDPR and HIPAA to make sure everything stays safe.
7. Access and Vendor Management: You’ll control who can see the company’s data and check if outside companies follow the same security rules.
8. Investigations and Communications: If there’s a security problem, you’ll figure out what happened, teach people how to be safer, and keep everyone informed.
9. Budgeting and Governance: You’ll decide how much money to spend on security and make sure all the security rules fit with what the company wants to do.
To achieve your Career path’s objective for an Executive Information Security Manager, you must complete the 6 IT courses listed below.
Click on the arrow for each course to see the full course contents and topics.
This course teaches basic project management. It helps Information Security Managers plan and do security projects well. It makes sure they have good project management skills, which are important for their security job.
Project Management Professional (PMP) 6th edition
PMBOK
Module 1: Preparing for and Taking the Exam
Preparing to Take the Exam and Instructor Introduction
Getting Certified to take the Examination
Examination Characteristics
Test Taking Tips and Techniques
Question Formats
Post Certification Requirements
Module 2: Process Domain
Process Domain and Framework defined
Predictive, Iterative, Incremental and Adaptive Project Life Cycles
Framework Definitions
Project Manager Skills
Framework Key Points to Remember
Framework Example Questions Review
Project Integration Management Knowledge Area Defined
Knowledge Area Process Mapping and Definitions
Develop Project Charter and Develop Project Management Plan
Direct and Manage Project Work, Manage Project Knowledge, and Monitor and Control Project Work
Perform Integrated Change Control
Close Project or Phase
Integration Key Points to Remember
Integration Example Questions Review
Project Scope Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Scope Management and Collect Requirements
Nominal Group Technique (Delphi-Opinion Technique)
Define Scope and Create WBS
Breakdown Structures used in WBS Dictionary
Validate Scope and Control Scope
Defining Requirements in Agile
Prioritizing requirements in Agile, Definition of Done and Rolling Wave Planning
Scope Key Points to Remember
Scope Example Questions Review
Project Schedule Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Schedule Management, Define Activities, and Sequence Activities
Dependencies, Predecessors, Leads, and Lags
Estimate Activity Durations
Develop Schedule
Critical Path Method
Schedule Compression
Resource Leveling, Schedule Format, and Control Schedule
Agile Estimating
Agile Schedule Planning and Reporting
Schedule Key Points to Remember and Example Question review
Project Cost Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Cost Management and Estimate Cost
Types of Cost, Expected Present Value, Sunk Costs, and Depreciation
Life Cycle Costing, Status Reporting, and Determine Budget
Control Costs, and Earned Value Management
Earned Schedule, and Agile Cost Control
Cost Key Points to Remember
Cost Example Questions Review
Project Quality Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Quality Management
Manage Quality
Control Quality
Continuous Improvement in Agile-Adaptive Life Cycles – Kaizen and Process Analysis
Continuous Improvement in Agile-Adaptive Life Cycles – Retrospectives
Quality Key Points to Remember
Quality Example Questions Review
Project Risk Management Knowledge Area Defined
Risk Management Plan and Identify Risks
Risk Register and Issues Vs Risk
Perform Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Analysis
Plan Risk Responses
Implement Risk Responses and Monitor Risks
Agile Risk Tools and Risk Key Points to Remember
Risk Example Questions Review
Project Procurement Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Procurement Management and Conduct Procurements
Contracts
Share and Point of Total Assumption
Procurement Documents
Non-Competitive Awards and Control Procurements
Agile Contracts
Procurement Key Points to Remember and Example Questions Review
Module 3: People Domain
People Domain and Project Communications Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Communications Management
Manage and Monitor Communications
Agile Communications
Communications Key Points to Remember
Communications Example Question Review
Project Stakeholder Management Knowledge Area Defined
Stakeholder Position Descriptions
Identify Stakeholders
Plan Stakeholder Engagement and Manage Stakeholder Engagement
Monitor Stakeholder Engagement and Agile Stakeholder Engagement Techniques
Stakeholder Management Key Points to Remember
Stakeholder Management Example Question Review
Resource Management Knowledge Area Defined
Plan Resource Management and Estimate Activity Resources
Acquire Resources and Develop Team
Manage Team
Control Resources and Agile Teaming Concepts
Other Agile Teaming Concepts
Agile Team Roles and Troubleshooting Agile team issues
Resources Key Points to Remember
Resources Example Question Review
Module 4: Business Environment Domain
Business Environment Domain Defined
Project Selection Tools
PMO, Organizational Structure, and Reports
Agile in the Business Environment
Business Environment Key Points to Remember and Example Question Review
Course Closing
This course is all about managing risks. It helps Information Security Managers learn how to find, understand, and deal with risks in their organizations. It makes sure they can handle information security risks well.
PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP) 6th Edition
Module 1: Risk Management Fundamentals
Instructor Intro
Course Intro
Risk Management Fundamentals Pt 1
Risk Management Fundamentals Pt 2
Module 2: Test Requirements
Test Requirements
Module 3: Test Domains
Test Domains Pt 1
Test Domains Pt 2
Module 4: Risk Strategy and Planning
Risk Strategy and Planning Pt 1
Risk Strategy and Planning Pt 2
Module 5: Stakeholder Engagement
Stakeholder Engagement Pt 1
Stakeholder Engagement Pt 2
Stakeholder Engagement Pt 3
Stakeholder Engagement Pt 4
Module 6: Risk Process Facilitation
Risk Process Facilitation Pt1
Risk Process Facilitation Pt2
Risk Process Facilitation Pt3
Module 7: Risk Monitoring and Reporting
Risk Monitoring and Reporting Pt 1
Risk Monitoring and Reporting Pt 2
Risk Monitoring and Reporting Pt 3
Module 8: Specialized Risk Analyses
Specialized Risk Analyses Pt 1
Specialized Risk Analyses Pt 2
Specialized Risk Analyses Pt 3
Module 9: RMP Recap
RMP Recap
Module 10: RMP Review Questions
RMP Review Questions Pt 1
RMP Review Questions Pt 2
RMP Review Questions Pt 3
RMP Review Questions Pt 4
RMP Review Questions Pt 5
The CISM certification course teaches about managing information security. It talks about making and keeping information security systems. This course is really important in the series because it gives security managers a lot of knowledge.
Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
Module 1: Introduction
Instructor Introduction
Course Introduction
Exam Overview
Module 2: Information Security Governance
Module Overview
InfoSec Strategic Context Part 1
InfoSec Strategic Context Part 2
GRC Strategy and Assurance
Roles and Responsibilities
GMA Tasks Knowledge and Metrics
IS Strategy Overview
Strategy Implementation
Strategy Development Support
Architecture and Controls
Considerations and Action Plan
InfoSec Prog Objectives and Wrap-Up
Module 3: Information Security Risk Management
Module Overview
Risk Identification Task and Knowledge
Risk Management Strategy
Additional Considerations
Risk Analysis and Treatment Tasks & Knowledge
Leveraging Frameworks
Assessment Tools and Analysis
Risk Scenario Development
Additional Risk Factors
Asset Classification and Risk Management
Risk Monitoring and Communication
Information Risk Management Summary
Module 4: InfoSec Prog Development and Management
Module Overview
Alignment and Resource Management – Task and Knowledge
Key Relationships
O U T L I N E
Standards Awareness and Training – Tasks and Knowledge
Awareness and Training
Building Security into Process and Practices – Tasks and Knowledge
Additional Technology Infrastructure Concerns
Security monitoring and reporting Overview Tasks and Knowledge
Metrics and Monitoring
Summary
Module 5: Information Security Incident Management
Module Overview
Planning and Integration Overview Task and Knowledge
Incident Response Concepts and Process
Forensics and Recovery
Readiness and Assessment – Overview Tasks and Knowledge
Identification and Response Overview Tasks and Knowledge
Incident Processes
Module 6: Exam Prep
Case Study – Security On a Shoestring Budget
Case Study – APT In Action
Summary
Exam Prep
This course is all about auditing in information security, which is important for making sure everything follows the rules and regulations. It teaches learners how to check an organization’s information systems and handle any weaknesses they find. This is important for having a complete set of security skills.
Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
Module 1 – The Audit Process
Introduction
Audit Process
Auditing Standards
Auditing Guidelines
Cobit Model
Audit Management
Internal Control Classifications
Planning
Program
Evidence
Audit Control Evaluation
CSA Control Self-Assessment
Module 2 – Audit Governance and Compliance
IT Governance
Governance & Security Policies
Outsourcing & Governance
Outsourcing & Globalization
Organizational Compliance
IT Strategy
IT Performance
Module 3 – System Infrastructure, Project Management, and Testing
System & Infrastructure
Requirements
Project Management Tools – Part 1
Project Management Tools – Part 2
Applications
Agile Development
Monitoring & Controlling
Acquisition Process
Testing Process
Information Systems Maintenance Practices
Data Conversion Tools
Module 4 – Media Disposal, Reviews, and System Maintenance
O U T L I N E
Media Disposal Process
Post Implementation Review
Periodic Review
System Maintenance
Module 5 – IT Service Level Management
IT Service Delivery and Support
How to Evaluate Service Level Management Practices
Operations Management
Databases
Structured Query Language (SQL)
Monitoring Performance
Source Code and Performance Monitoring
Patch Management
Incident Management
Hardware Component Types
Network Component Types
Module 6 – Auditor Technical Overview
IS Auditor Technical Overview
Security Design
Monitoring Systems
Types of Attacks
Cryptography
Encryption
Asymmetric Encryption
Digital Certificate
Different Kinds of Attacks
Access Controls
Identification and Authentication
Physical Access Exposure
Environmental Security
Network Security Devices and Network Components
Network Address Translation
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
Voice System Risks
Intrusion Detection
Firewalls
Firewall Implementation
Network Access Protection
HoneyPot
Risks to Portable and Wireless Devices
Bluetooth
OSI Networking
Managing Data
Module 7 – Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Fault Tolerance
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Regulations
The CISSP course dives deep into different security areas. It helps Information Security Managers improve both their technical and management skills. This course makes sure participants know a lot about many security topics.
Certified Information Systems Security Pro (CISSP)
Module 1: Security and Risk Management
Introduction
CIA Triad Security Governance – Part 1
CIA Triad Security Governance – Part 2
Compliance Legal And Regulatory Issues – Part 1
Compliance Legal And Regulatory Issues – Part 2
Understanding Professional Ethics – Part 1
Understanding Professional Ethics – Part 2
Risk Management – Part 1
Risk Management – Part 2
Threat Modeling Acquisition Strategy And Practice Security Awareness And Training – Part 1
Threat Modeling Acquisition Strategy And Practice Security Awareness And Training – Part 2
Module 2: Asset Security
Asset Security – Part 1
Asset Security – Part 2
Module 3: Security Engineering
Engineering And Management Of Security – Part 1
Engineering And Management Of Security – Part 2
Engineering And Management Of Security – Part 3
Engineering And Management Of Security – Part 4
Engineering And Management Of Security – Part 5
Engineering And Management Of Security – Part 6
Module 4: Communication and Network Security
Apply Secure Design Principles To Networks – Part 1
Apply Secure Design Principles To Networks – Part 2
Apply Secure Design Principles To Networks – Part 3
Apply Secure Design Principles To Networks – Part 4
Apply Secure Design Principles To Networks – Part 5
Apply Secure Design Principles To Networks – Part 6
Securing Network Components – Part 1
Securing Network Components – Part 2
Design And Establish Secure Communication Channels – Part 1
Design And Establish Secure Communication Channels – Part 2
Design And Establish Secure Communication Channels – Part 3
Module 5: Identity and Access Management
Controlling Access And Managing Identity – Part 1
Controlling Access And Managing Identity – Part 2
Controlling Access And Managing Identity – Part 3
Controlling Access And Managing Identity – Part 4
Module 6: Security Assessment Testing
Designing Performing And Analysing Security Testing
Module 7: Security Operations
Foundational Concepts And Investigations – Part 1
Foundational Concepts And Investigations – Part 2
Incident Management And Preventative Measures – Part 1
Incident Management And Preventative Measures – Part 2
Disaster Recovery Process – Part 1
Disaster Recovery Process – Part 2
Module 8: Software Development Security
Understanding Applying And Enforcing Software Security – Part 1
Understanding Applying And Enforcing Software Security – Part 2
Conclusion
This course is all about keeping things safe in the cloud. It teaches you how to handle security, especially in AWS. If you’re in charge of IT systems that use the cloud, this course is really important for you.
Certified Cloud Security Professional – CCSP
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design
Course Intro
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 1
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 2
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 3
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 4
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 5
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 6
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 7
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 8
Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design – Part 9
Legal, Risk and Compliance
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 1
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 2
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 3
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 4
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 5
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 6
Legal, Risk and Compliance Part 7
Cloud Data Security
Cloud Data Security – Part 1
Cloud Data Security – Part 2
Cloud Data Security – Part 3
Cloud Data Security – Part 4
Cloud Data Security – Part 5
Cloud Data Security – Part 6
Cloud Data Security – Part 7
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 1
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 2
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 3
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 4
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 5
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 6
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security – Part 7
O U T L I N E
Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security
– Part 8
Cloud Application Security
Cloud Application Security – Part 1
Cloud Application Security – Part 2
Cloud Application Security – Part 3
Cloud Application Security – Part 4
Cloud Application Security – Part 5
Cloud Application Security – Part 6
Cloud Application Security – Part 7
Cloud Application Security – Part 8
Cloud Application Security – Part 9
Cloud Security Operations
Cloud Security Operations – Part 1
Cloud Security Operations – Part 2
Cloud Security Operations – Part 3
Cloud Security Operations – Part 4
Cloud Security Operations – Part 5
Cloud Security Operations – Part 6
Cloud Security Operations – Part 7
Cloud Security Operations – Part 8
Cloud Security Operations – Part 9
Cloud Security Operations – Part 10
Cloud Security Operations – Part 11
Course Outro
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does an Information Security Manager do?
An Information Security Manager keeps an organization safe from cyber threats. They make rules to protect data, manage risks, check if everything follows the rules, and make sure the organization meets security standards.
What qualifications and certifications do they need?
Usually, they have a degree in computer science or cybersecurity. They might also have certifications like CISM, CISSP, or CISA.
What challenges do they face?
Information Security Managers deal with changing cyber threats, balancing security with usability, securing cloud systems, managing limited resources, and making sure everyone follows security rules.
How do they help the organization?
They keep data safe, reduce risks, follow rules, and keep customers and stakeholders trusting the organization. Their work stops expensive data breaches and keeps things running smoothly.
What skills do they need?
Good Information Security Managers are leaders who can communicate well and solve problems. They understand technology deeply.