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Certified Information Security Manager

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Certified Information Security Manager

Course code: CISM

Duration: 4 Days

Prerequisite:

Five years of information security work experience, with a minimum of three years of information security management work experience in three or more of the job practice analysis areas.

Course Description:

The Certified Information Security Manager or CISM Training aims to make IT professionals proficient in information Security Management. The CISM course is designed to teach professionals international security practices and expertise to manage designs, administer and assess IT security for organizations of every size and scale. Here you learn to build core competencies in maintaining and completely owning the security aspect of your organization's IT. Students develop critical thinking skills and sound judgment to perform tasks required to achieve CISM certification. It is one of the most lucrative internationally acclaimed certifications with organizations offering high paying jobs to candidates who possess this credential.

Course Objectives:

Upon Completion of this Course, you will accomplish following:
•    Governance of Information Security
•    Information Risk Management and Compliance
•    Information Security Incident Management
•    Information Security Program Development and Management

Intended Audience:
Security professionals with at least three years of experience in information security management can join this CISM course to advance their existing knowledge and skills.

Course Outlines:

Domain 1 
• Designing a Strategy and Governance Framework 
• Gaining Management Support and Approval 
• Implementing the Security Strategy

Domain 2 
• Risk Identification 
• Risk Analysis and Treatment 
• Risk Monitoring and Reporting

Domain 3 
• Alignment and Resource Management 
• Standards, Awareness and Training 
• Building Security into Processes and Practices 
• Security Monitoring and Reporting

Domain 4 
• Planning and Integration 
• Readiness and Assessment 
• Identification and Response