Cyber Security:
Defending Critical Infrastructure
This seminar is designed to provide professionals with the information they need to address cyber security and help to defend critical infrastructure. Our growing independence on cyberspace has created new vulnerabilities that are exploited as fast as or faster than an organization can respond. Cyber attacks can heavily impact business losses as they can cause economic damage, physical destruction, and even the loss of human life. They constitute a serious challenge to U.S. national security and demand greater attention from American leaders.
The training will provide information security professionals with a broad base of cyber security foundations to use and help those interested in this field understand the requirements of the cyber security job. The seminar is a good starting point for those seeking a broad understanding of the challenges and skills needed to secure Internet-based and networked computer systems.
You will learn about cyber terminology, emerging rules, and regulatory compliance requirements that cyber business professionals need to know. At a high level, this course discusses job roles and emerging needs for those wanting to move into the cyber security market.
What You Will Learn
- Cyber Security Basics
- Understanding Cyber Technology
- Cyber Attack Technology
- Security Policies and Best Practices
- Risk Management
- Access Control
- Host-Based Security
- Network Architecture Integration
- Authentication
- Intrusion Detection and Incident Response
- Applied Cryptography
- Security Network Communications
- Vulnerability Assessment and Audit
- Cyber Security Futures
Who should Attend:
IT Managers, IT Auditors, Information Security Managers and Analysts, Systems Administrators, and Information Technology professionals.
Course Materials will be provided.
The Business & Community Institute
West Campus
Phone: (517) 483-1857
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