Course Description
Information security exists to protect an organisation’s valuable information resources but is often viewed as an obstacle to achieving business objectives. This course illustrates how an effective information security programme can be used to preserve information assets, and can help organisations meet business objectives through information security policies, procedures and standards.
Learning Outcomes
- Explain the elements of information protection
- Define policy and IT policy
- Explain key elements of an IT policy
- Develop an IT policy
- Define mission statement
- Explain business goals versus security goals
- Develop mission statements
- Define standards
- Define procedures
- Explain the key elements in procedure writing
- Understand the information classification
- Understand the code of practice for information security
Content Highlights
- Overview: Information protection fundamentals
- Policy development
- Mission Statement
- Standards
- Writing Procedures
- Information Classification
- Code of practice for information security management
Target Audience
IT Managers, Supervisors and IT staff
Prerequisite
BIBF : None
Other : None
Course Structure
This course includes lectures, group discussion and case studies.
Assessment Type
Examinable
Duration
Course Days: 3
Hours per day: 5
Self-study hours: 5
Others: N/A
Date
15-17 / September / 2019
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