Course Description
Information security is intended to protect information to an appropriate extent by maintaining the level of risk to the organization at an acceptable level. Effective information security management enables information to be used and shared while protecting its value. In this way, an organization can maintain efficient operations, achieve legal compliance and maintain its reputation.
The course aims to describe the principles of information security and managing the security program through different approaches.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand what is security and management of security.
- Understand and explain the Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS) model.
- Understand the Value of Information and the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability triad.
- Discuss the twelve categories of threats.
- Define information security policy and describe its central role in a successful information security program.
- Describe the dominant information security blueprint, frameworks and information security management models.
- Understand risk management processes to identify and prioritize risk factors.
Content Highlights
- Introduction to management of information security
- Planning for security
- Information security policy
- Developing security programmes
- Security management models
- Risk management - Identifying and assessing risk
Target Audience
All staff members
Prerequisite
BIBF : None
Other : None
Course Structure
This course includes lectures, group discussion and case studies. Participants are also expected to complete an additional 10 hours of self-study.
Assessment Type
Examinable
Duration
Course Days: 4
Hours per day: 5
Self-study hours: 10
Date
01-04 / December / 2019
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