CISM Boot Camp - 5 Day
InfoSec Institute:
Information Security Training
The CISM (Certified Information Security Manager)
certification is the primary certification for information security
professionals who manage, design, oversee and/or assess
an enterprise’s information security.
In comparison to other certifications, CISM covers
a wide body of knowledge. It is therefore recommended by the sponsoring
organization, ISACA, that those sitting for the CISM certification
attend a training session.
InfoSec Institute offers the most comprehensive
CISM review course in 5 day boot camp format for those
wishing to thoroughly prepare for the CISM exam. Every student attending
the CISM Boot Camp progresses through a number of skill checks to
ensure knowledge is retained. The instructors for the CISM Boot
Camp are certified with the CISM designation, and many of them serve
on local ISACA boards. Check with an account representative for
instructor credentials.
InfoSec Institute helps you achieve the prestigious CISM certification
via our highly popular 5 day
CISM Boot Camp. Our bootcamp is specifically designed to
cover the new material that will be on the 2008 exams.
Some of the content in our CISM training class includes:
- Information Security Governance
- An information security steering group function
- Legal and regulatory issues associated with Internet businesses,
global transmissions and transborder data flows
- Common insurance policies and imposed conditions
- Information security process improvement
- Recovery time objectives (RTO) for information resources
- Cost benefit analysis techniques in assessing options
for mitigating risks threats and exposures to acceptable
levels.
- Security metrics design, development and implementation.
- Information security management due diligence activities
and reviews of the infrastructure.
- Events affecting security baselines that may require risk
reassessments
- Changes to information security requirements in security
plans, test plans and reperformance
- Disaster recovery testing for infrastructure and critical
business applications.
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- The requirements for collecting and presenting evidence;
rules for evidence, admissibility of evidence, quality and
completeness of evidence.
- External vulnerability reporting sources
- The key components of cost benefit analysis and enterprise
migration plans
- Privacy and tax laws and tariffs, data import/export
restrictions, restrictions on cryptography, warranties,
patents, copyrights, trade secrets, national security
- CISM information classification methods
- Life-cycle-based risk management principles and practices.
- Cost benefit analysis techniques in assessing options
for mitigating risks threats and exposures to acceptable
levels.
- Security baselines and configuration management in the
design and management of business applications and the infrastructure.
- Acquisition management methods and techniques
- Evaluation of vendor service level agreements, preparation
of contracts)
- CISM question and answer review
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CISM Prep for 2008 CISM Exams:
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