Professional Education Subject

Cyber Security

Courses In This Subject

• CNSS-4012 Senior System Manager (SSM) / Information Assurance Manager (IAM) Training (COMP 4012P)—

  Gain the fundamental knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to define, design, integrate, and manage information system security policies, processes, practices, and procedures within federally controlled information systems and networks.

• CNSS-4015 Information System Certification Agent (COMP 4015P)—Gain in-depth knowledge and skills needed to enforce Information Assurance (IA) requirements, apply Information System Security (INFOSEC) methodologies and facilitate certification and accreditation (C&A) activities.
• Cyber Security in Systems Engineering (DEF 4513P)—

  This course walks through information security vulnerabilities to highlight the issues with complex systems.

• Fundamentals of Cyber Security (COMP 2500P)—

  Learn about what it takes to manage and operate an information security program, and focus on areas such as risk assessment, risk management, incident handling, and business continuity planning.

• Fundamentals of Cyber Test and Evaluation (DEF 5005P)—

  Obtain an overview of the Cyber domain and how test and evaluation is used for Cyber systems.

• Information Security: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery - From Strategy to Execution (COMP 2160P)—Learn how an integrated Business Continuity Program is structured and functions to provide cost conscious planning, provisioning, and response to corporate threatening incidents/events, regardless of their source.
• Information Security: Create a Foundation for your Plan with Organizational Policy and Executive Reporting (COMP 2130P)—Effective information security policy development, which leverages existing organization policies and culture, has a greater chance of being approved and successfully implemented. Acquire guidance on critical information security policy elements, communicating the policy organization-wide, and executive reporting.
• Information Security: Development, Communication, and Implementation of an Effective IS Plan (COMP 2140P)—Information security plans must have solid support from executive management and a foundation of good policies to be successful. Gain guidance in the development of an information security plan with a set of programs that can be executed and are measurable. Get templates and example programs that can be immediately modified and incorporated into your business environment, regardless of your industry.
• Information Security: Incident Detection and Response (COMP 2150P)—Take an in-depth look at intrusion detection and prescribe appropriate actions to prevent compromise of enterprise information assets. Learn to be proactive in your information security stance. Allow the enterprise to quickly determine security trends and communicate risks to business units and senior management.
• Information Security: Legal Requirements Concerning Privacy and Data Protection (COMP 2120P)—Establishing and following sound information security practices is good policy and, in many cases, is required by law. Learn what federal and state laws apply to information security, as well as foreign laws that apply to information security. Explore privacy law—common and statutory; intellectual property law—intentional and unintentional disclosure can result in loss of rights; negligence—liability can result from failure to exercise reasonable care to protect data that results in identity theft; and contractual obligations.
• Information Security: Protecting the Expanding Enterprise (COMP 2100P)—Gain an overview of the critical elements for an effective information security program. Explore strategic and tactical issues with a focus on facilitating the business of an organization. Examine policy, people, process, standards, and technology through real-world case studies and examples that can be implemented within your environment.