Generally, organizations need to determine the assets to be protected and prioritize them before establishing a cyber security risk management system.
According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the "Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity", there is no one solution for everyone.
Network security should follow a layered approach and provide additional protection for the most important assets (such as company and customer data).
For organizations, it is very important to always remember that the reputational damage caused by breach is greater than the damage caused by the breach itself.
“New risks will surface and risks previously mitigated may be reborn into new vulnerabilities”
Typical programs include hardware and software implementation with change management supervision and non-production testing and evaluation.
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Tonex provides "Threat and Risk Management Basic Knowledge" training. The course lasts for 2 days.
Students can learn the history behind network security and the requirements of safe networks in the modern network world. Training can also help you understand common threats and attacks and the impact of each attack on network security and reliability.
Cybersecurity experts usually recommend that organizations follow the functional maturity model approach for risk management assessments:
- Initial
- Repeatable
- Defined
- Managed
- Optimizing
“Small security vulnerabilities can lead to large losses”
Fundamentals of Threats And Risk Management Training Course by Tonex
By participating in the Fundamentals of Threats and Risk Management Training, participants can understand the history behind network security and the requirements of secure networks in the modern cyber world. The training can also help you understand common threats and attacks and the results of each attack on network security and reliability.
Audience
- Cybersecurity professionals
- Network engineers
- Security analysts
- Policy analysts
- Network administrators
- System integrators
- Security consultants
- Computer engineers
- Security traders
- All individuals who need to understand the concept of risk management and threats
Training Objectives
- Understand the foundation and history of cybersecurity
- Explain the different types of threats and attacks in the cyber world
- Learn how to identify threats and classify different defense methods
- Deal with risk management techniques in the network Identify different types of spyware, malware or malicious code in network security
- Understand the policies and regulations of cybersecurity networks
- Manage detection and protection solutions based on the type of attack
- Identify attackers and understand the hacking methods in different network security networks
- Define the type of cybersecurity incident
- Access other external resources to supplement cybersecurity knowledge
“New technologies could affect where sensitive data is stored”
Training Outline
- Introduction to Cybersecurity
- Threats and Vulnerabilities
- Network Attacks
- Concept of Network and Effect of Internet
- Malware in Cybersecurity
- Information Assurance
- Network Security
- Website Security in Presence of Cybercriminals
- Insider Threats in a Cyber World
- Risk Management Techniques
- Hands-on and In-Class Activities
- Sample Workshops Labs for Fundamentals of Threats and Risk Management Training
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Fundamentals of Threats and Risk Management Course
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