Bob Salmans
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What You Need to Know
This CISM training maps to the CISM exam information security exam objectives and covers topics such as: Oversee the actions of information security risk management teams Analyzing and interpreting infosec governing documents and regulations for your organization Move on from technical mastery of information security and into team management Lead infosec incident response planning and executionWho Should Take CISM Training?
This CISM training is considered professional-level ISACA training, which means it was designed for security engineers. This information security skills course is designed for security engineers with three to five years of experience with information security and risk management. New or aspiring security engineers. If you're a brand new security engineer, the CISM may be a tall hurdle to clear at the start of your career. One of the minimum requirements of earning the CISM is 5 years of professional information security management work experience, so you may be best served preparing for it as you work. That said, it's not like the knowledge the cert tests for is restricted to five years of experience: you're free to take the training and even try for the exam at any time. Getting CISM training can help you advance your career whenever you're ready to. Experienced security engineers. If you've been working as a security engineer for several years already, the CISM has probably been looming in the distance ahead of you for some time. Earning it is a huge milestone in any career and can lead to promotions and more responsibilities. It also costs $575 to attempt the test, so you want to be very sure you're completely ready. CISM training will help make sure you nail the test and don't have to pay for it more than once.Skills You'll Learn in this Course
Establishing an Information Security Strategy
Security Program Resources
Keys to a Successful Security Program Implementation
Security Roles and Metrics
Implementing Risk Management
Risk Management Standards
Asset Inventory and Threats
Operational Risk Management
Information Security Program Development
IS Audit Planning
IS Audit Execution
Data Classification and Encryption
Security Program Operations
Security Program Management Functions
Security Controls and Control Frameworks
Phases of Incident Response
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning
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