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Course Overview
The course will focus in the following areas:
- Security Management and Practices
- Applications and Systems Development Security
- Operations Security
- Access Control Systems and Methodology
Course Outline
I.Security Management and Practices
- Introduction
- Defining Security Principles
- CIA: Information Security’s Fundamental Principles
- Privacy
- Identification and Authentication
- Non-repudiation
- Accountability and Auditing
- Documentation
- Security Management Planning
- Risk Management and Analysis
- Risk Analysis
- Identifying Threats and Vulnerabilities
- Asset Valuation
- Qualitative Risk Analysis
- Countermeasure Selection and Evaluation
- Tying It Together
- Policies, Standards, Guidelines, and Procedures
- Information Security Policies
- Setting Standards
- Creating Baselines
- Guidelines
- Setting and Implementing Procedures
- Examining Roles and Responsibility
- Management Responsibility
- User Information Security Responsibilities
- IT Roles and Responsibilities
- Other Roles and Responsibilities
- Understanding Protection Mechanisms
- Layering
- Abstraction
- Data Hiding
- Encryption
- Classifying Data
- Commercial Classification
- Government Classification
- Criteria
- Creating Procedures for Classifying Data
- Employment Policies and Practices
- Background Checks and Security Clearances
- Employment Agreements, Hiring, and Termination
- Job Descriptions
- Job Rotation
- Managing Change Control
- Hardware Change Control
- Software Change Control
- Security Awareness Training
II. Applications and Systems Development Security
- Introduction
- Software Applications and Issues
- Challenges of Distributed and Non-distributed Environments
- Database and Data Warehousing Issues
- Storage and Storage Systems
- Knowledge-Based Systems
- Web Services and Other Examples of Edge Computing
- Attacking Software
- Attacks Against Password Databases
- Denial-of-Service and Distributed Denial-of-Service Attacks
- Spoofing
- Miscellaneous Attacks
- Illegitimate Use of Legitimate Software
- Network Software
- Understanding Malicious Code
- So, Who’s a Hacker? What’s Malicious Code?
- What Protection Does Antivirus Software Provide?
- Implementing System Development Controls
- System Development Lifecycle
- Security Control Architecture
- Best Practices
- Using Coding Practices That Reduce System Vulnerability
- Software Development Methodologies
- Impacting Security Through Good Software Design and Coding
III. Operations Security
- Introduction
- Examining the Key Roles of Operations Security
- Identify Resources to Be Protected
- Identifying Privileges to Be Restricted
- Identifying Available Controls and Their Types
- Control Types
- Describing the OPSEC Process
- The Roles of Auditing and Monitoring
- Using Logs to Audit Activity and Detect Intrusion
- Detecting Intrusions
- Penetration Testing Techniques
- Developing Countermeasures to Threats
- Risk Analysis
- Threats
- Countermeasures
- Establishing Countermeasures for Employee-Related Threats
- Including Countermeasures in Hiring and Firing/Exit Practices
- Gruntling Program
- Countermeasures for Common Internet-Based Threats
- Countermeasures to Physical Threats
- The Role of Administrative Management
- Concepts and Best Practices
- Privileged Operation Functions
- Understanding Antiviral Controls
- Protecting Sensitive Information and Media
- Change Management Control
IV. Access Control Systems and Methodology
- Introduction
- Accountability
- Access Control Techniques
- Discretionary Access Control
- Mandatory Access Control
- Lattice-Based Access Control
- Rule-Based Access Control
- Role-Based Access Control
- Access Control Lists
- Access Control Administration
- Identification and Authentication Techniques
- Passwords
- One-Time Passwords
- Challenge Response
- Biometrics
- Tickets
- Single Sign-On
- Access Control Methodologies
- Centralized/Remote Authentication Access Controls
- Decentralized Access Control
- Methods of Attacks
- Brute-Force
- Denial-of-Service
- Spoofing
- Sniffing
- Monitoring
- Intrusion Detection
- Intrusion Prevention
- How Intrusion Detection Works
- Penetration Testing
- Penetration Testing Versus Security Assessments
- Ethical Issues
- Performing a Penetration Test
- Common Tools
Fee & Class Schedule
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