Foundations of Cyber Security

Fundamentals of Cyber Security

The Foundations of Cyber Security Certification is the best way to build your knowledge of technology and information security. Cyber Security is the most important challenge faced by many organizations in today’s digital world. The estimated global cost of cyber-attacks is predicted to rise as high as $10.5 trillion by 2025.

This Cyber Security Training program includes the fundamentals of cyber security, threats and vulnerabilities, software attacks, laws in information security, and much more. This course will help you to develop information security habits and procedures to protect information resources from security threats. This is the best entry-level certification for individuals to gain knowledge in IT security. Delphi is one of the leading training institutes for cyber security certification in Dubai.

Course Objectives

To develop an organizational information systems security plan
To understand different security models and strategies.
To demonstrate the use of proper levels of protection and response to security incidents

Course Topics (CTs):

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No.	Topic	Content
1	Introduction to Information System	Threats and Attacks: Software attacks, Espionage, Forces of nature, Human error, Information extortion, Sabotage or vandalism, Malicious Code, Hoaxes, Back Doors, Password Crack, Brute Force, DoS, DDoS, Spoofing, Man-in-the-Middle
2	Professional, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Information Systems Security	Law and Ethics in Information Security, Organizational Liability, Policy Versus Law, Types of Law, State, and Local Regulations, Ethics and Information Security.
3	Manage Information Systems Risk	Risk Identification, Risk assessment, Risk Control Strategies, Quantitative Versus Qualitative Risk Control Practices
4	How to Plan for Security	Information Security Planning and Governance, Information Security Policy, Standards, and Practices, The Information Security Framework, Continuity Strategies, Information Security Governance, IS Governance Outcomes, Governance Framework

At the end of the semester the students should be able to:

Distinguish different types of assets in an organization with prioritization.
Classify types of threats to Information System Security and related assets
Define an information system security strategy and architecture.
Plan response to intruders in an information system.
Describe the legal and public relations implications of security and privacy issues.
Manage Insider/Outsider threats.
Illustrate advanced technologies in information security.

Program Duration:

2 to 3 Days

Who should take this Cyber Security Training?

Any student or professional interested in the area of IT Security and wants to understand the emerging security threats, or how the information is protected in the network and cloud platforms.