This course is an introduction and an overview to the basic principles of cybersecurity Governance and Strategy. It provides guidance on determining information security objectives and how to
measure progress toward achieving them. It is an exposition on the rationale and necessity for
senior management to integrate information security into overall organizational governance at
the highest levels.
Syllabus 13
Introduction to IS Governance (474) 25 minutes
IS Roles and Responsibilities (475) 5 minutes
Information Security Strategy (478) 25 minutes
IS Resources and Constraints (480) 10 minutes
Implementation Action Plan (484) 10 minutes
Strategy and Implementation (488) 20 minutes
Risk Assessment (494) 20 minutes
Asset Classification and Operational Considerations (496) 10 minutes
Security Program Architecture (502) 25 minutes
Security Program Activities (508) 20 minutes
Effective Incident Management (512) 25 minutes
IR, BC and DR Planning and Procedures (513) 35 minutes
Risk Management (413) 1.5 hours
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Structured courses with graded quizzes, assignments and deadlines you can reset.
A shareable certificate from the university or company when you pay.
Financial aid is often approved for students in India (apply 15 days before you need it).
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