COURSE DETAILS
The Advanced ISO Training Course takes an in-depth look at specific areas of regulatory focus and where institutions often struggle. A general understanding of banking and information security and continuity programs is a plus, but not a requirement for this course. This course will explore some complex topics and provide advanced insight into the functionality of the ISO role. This is a full two (2) day course and includes lectures, demonstrations, in-depth discussions, and course tests. The course includes discussion of the following topics, and more:
- Review Prerequisite Material
- Know Your Enemy
- What makes you/us a Target?
- Attack Methods
- What would you see?
- Red Team - Blue Team
- Demos
- Following the Kill Chain
- Logging Coverage & Settings
- Aggregation & Archival
- Correlation and Alerting
- Look at Spotting the Hack
- Establishing “Normal”
- Identify Abnormal
- Investigation
- Other Inputs to Consider
- Declaring an Incident
- First Responder Actions
- Preservation of Evidence / Information
- Chain of Custody
- Handling of Mobile Devices
- Overview: Surface Web - Deep Web – Dark Web
- Terminology
- How the Dark Web Operates
- Dark Web Live Demo
- Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
- Policy & Procedure Management
- Plan Development
- Pandemic Planning
- Communications
- Training and Testing
- The Declaration
- Relationship Management
- Expectations of Vendors
- During Out of the Ordinary Events
- Board
- IT
- Auditors and Examiners
- Do’s and Don’ts
- Other Miscellaneous
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After this course, participants will be able to:
- Summarize current trends in cybercrime.
- Recognize various actions of different types of cyberattacks.
- Identify methods to detect and mitigate cyber-risks.
- Exhibit knowledge, actions, and skills for managing an incident.
- Discuss the main components and best practices of business continuity programs.
- Identify methods to select and manage vendor relations.
- Recognize the approaches to managing relationships in the Information Security Officer role.
AUDIENCE
This session is suitable for every manager level employee and higher at a financial institution who needs a general understanding of an information security program (ISP).
DESCRIPTION
The Advanced ISO Training Course takes an in-depth look at specific areas of regulatory focus and where institutions often struggle. A general understanding of banking and information security and continuity programs is a plus, but not a requirement for this course. This course will explore some complex topics and provide advanced insight into the functionality of the ISO role. This is a full two (2) day course and includes lectures, demonstrations, in-depth discussions, and course tests.
ACCREDITATION
Participants will earn 17 CPE credits. To obtain full credit, you must register, attend the video conference, and complete the survey at the end of the course.
Field of Study: Information Technology
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of internet security issues within the financial industry
Fees: $1,400.00
Advanced Preparation: None
Program Level: Intermediate
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
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The 10-D Academy Difference
- Our ongoing experience with State and Federal Regulations keeps us in the know.
- Our instructors have been in your shoes before.
- Our courses represent the most current trends and technology.
Who should attend
the Advanced ISO Training Course?
- Those currently performing the role of Information Security Officer.
- Those managing or overseeing the ISO Role.
- Those looking to become an Information Security Officer.