Administrative best practices in information security

Course CodeIT00087

Available Dates & Locations

This course is available in multiple locations and online. Choose the most suitable date and delivery method.

Sharm El-Sheikh

Dates

Sharm El-Sheikh

Venue / Hotel

Sheraton Sharm Hotel

El-Salam, Qesm Sharm Ash Sheikh, South Sinai Governorate, Egypt

Hotel Website
Duration
1 Week
Price
د.إ4,350
Istanbul

Dates

Istanbul

Venue / Hotel

DoubleTree by Hilton Istanbul Esentepe

19 Mayıs Mahallesi, 19 Mayis Street No 2 Sisli, 34360 Istanbul/İstanbul

Hotel Website
Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Dubai

Dates

Dubai

Venue / Hotel

Sheikh Zayed Rd Near Financial Metro Station - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Hotel Website
Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,200
Trabzon

Dates

Trabzon

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Amman

Dates

Amman

Venue / Hotel

-

Duration
1 Week
Price
€4,200
Cairo

Dates

Cairo

Venue / Hotel

22 El Messaha Sq.، Ad Doqi, Giza, Giza Governorate, Egypt

Duration
1 Week
Price
€3,750
London

Dates

London

Venue / Hotel

82 - 83 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1PS, UK

Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,775
Dubai

Dates

Dubai

Venue / Hotel

Sheikh Zayed Rd Near Financial Metro Station - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Hotel Website
Duration
1 Week
Price
€5,200

Course Overview

An information security management system "ISMS" is a set of policies concerned with managing information security or it is related to risks related to information. own information, thus ensuring acceptable levels of information security risk.

This course equips participants with the in-depth knowledge and practical skills needed to plan, deliver, and monitor information technology and security for internal and external clients to encompass a full and comprehensive range of disciplines in the areas of IT policy, operational security management textbook, security/penetration testing, ethical hacking, and black hat hackers.

This course also covers WIFI security, website security, human factors, forensic security, management of security teams, the Secure Operations Center (SOC), and computer security incident response teams (CSIRT).

The course includes practical sessions, videos, and examples of viruses and black-and-white hacking tools. All participants are also provided with the latest research and articles.

As part of the course, participants conduct a risk assessment of two different publications based on ISO "27001" which identifies any direct or indirect threats, security exposures, or potential vulnerabilities, participants deal with an example in security and learn about best practices that can be applied to secure their organizations and assets. Associated.

Course Objectives

At the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Apply information security standards to their organization and its critical assets.
  • Learn about threats caused by viruses, malware, active tokens, and active persistent threats (APT) and consider various mitigation options.
  • Formulate and manage effective cyber security teams and apply the Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) framework, tools, and capabilities to accost-effective active and robust solutions to protect the organization.
  • Using NLP to deliver messages that change the way employees work and think safely.
  • Examine areas of wireless security protocols, their security characteristics, and potential insecurities within the organization and in public spaces.
  • Learn how to penetrate testing and ethical hacking to enhance organizational security.
  • Assessment of modern security: OSINT and the evolution of artificial intelligence.

Who Should Attend

  • Specialists in information technology, security, and auditing.
  • Those in charge of sites and general administration.
  • Any person entrusted with managing and protecting the integrity of the electronic network infrastructure.
  • Anyone familiar with IT/Internet/Digital Security.
  • Anyone who finds themselves in need of this course and wants to develop their skills and experience.

Course Outline

  • Characteristics, elements, and directions of electronic management.
  • Electronic systems are necessary for electronic management.
  • Electronic management features, elements, and directions.
  • Characteristics of electronic management and the possibility of executing transactions electronically.