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About Us: The Center for Public Safety and Cybersecurity Education (CPSCE) provides cross-disciplinary education and training in cybersecurity and public safety professions. The Center leverages its faculty – who are both thought leaders and practitioners – along with Franklin University’s reputation for excellence in curriculum and course development to create learning experiences that address prevailing security concerns within industries and communities.
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link in the chain.
Do more with identity management.• Identity,
Credentialing, and Access Management (ICAM) offers
new opportunities to expand partnerships and add
services quickly and cost-efficiently.
Make cyber a performance goal.• .
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Cybersecurity Management Principles, 12 - 15 Nov 2017 Dubai, UAE
This course covers effective strategies, techniques, systems, polices, and procedures to establish stronger cybersecurity and cybercrime controls, reduce operational risk, and improve online working whilst covering international best practices, ISO standards, compliance, audit, and industry regulations.
In today’s world and further into the digital future, all organizations face an ever-increasing number of information-related security challenges and risks against a backdrop of increasing national and global compliance, and audit standards and legislation.
Cybersecurity is the protection of data from theft and damage, business information, people’s identities, and how all businesses can be better equipped to work more safely in an increasingly online world where sensitive and personal information is stored, shared, and communicated.
This 4 day intensive training workshop addresses the latest concerns on IT infrastructure and cybersecurity. Participants will develop key skills and core competencies that will allow them to meet the ever-changing information security demands of the 21st century.
Course Participants will:
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Understand the security-related international information compliance and regulations, including industry specific standards
Expand the expertise of personnel involved in developing skills and knowledge in the latest techniques, processes, and systems on cybersecurity
Who should attend:
Vice Presidents, Directors, General Managers
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Heads of Departments in Information Security Management Information Systems, IT Infrastructure, IT Architecture, Network Operations, IT Operations, IT Data Center, DataBase Management, IT Deployment, IT Business Enterprise, IT Risk Management, IT Quality Assurance, IT Audit, Risk Management, Internal Audit, Business Continuity Planning
Aceds 2015 Cyberseucity and the Legal Profession - NYC - April 7, 2015
This document summarizes a presentation on cybersecurity risks for law firms and how to protect sensitive client data. The presentation covers:
1. Tips for preventing cyberattacks including having security plans, policies for employees and vendors, and implementing best practices.
2. The response required after a data breach, including activating an incident response plan, securing systems, notifying authorities and counsel, and conducting forensics.
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Cybersecurity Management Principles, 11 - 14 Sept 2017 KL, Malaysia / 17 - 20...
This course covers effective strategies, techniques, systems, polices, and procedures to establish stronger cybersecurity and cybercrime controls, reduce operational risk, and improve online working whilst covering international best practices, ISO standards, compliance, audit, and industry regulations.
In today’s world and further into the digital future, all organizations face an ever-increasing number of information-related security challenges and risks against a backdrop of increasing national and global compliance, and audit standards and legislation.
Cybersecurity is the protection of data from theft and damage, business information, people’s identities, and how all businesses can be better equipped to work more safely in an increasingly online world where sensitive and personal information is stored, shared, and communicated.
This 4 day intensive training workshop addresses the latest concerns on IT infrastructure and cybersecurity. Participants will develop key skills and core competencies that will allow them to meet the ever-changing information security demands of the 21st century.
Course Participants will:
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Manage the growing volume of confidential, sensitive business information and data to protect, keep safe, and communicate securely against a backdrop of increasing cyber threats, as well as privacy, legal, and compliance regulations
Develop strategies and ways of working to improve detection of cybersecurity threats and improve information compliance
Understand the security-related international information compliance and regulations, including industry specific standards
Expand the expertise of personnel involved in developing skills and knowledge in the latest techniques, processes, and systems on cybersecurity
Who should attend:
Vice Presidents, Directors, General Managers
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Heads of Departments in Information Security Management Information Systems, IT Infrastructure, IT Architecture, Network Operations, IT Operations, IT Data Center, DataBase Management, IT Deployment, IT Business Enterprise, IT Risk Management, IT Quality Assurance, IT Audit, Risk Management, Internal Audit, Business Continuity Planning
CISSP Certification Training Course
This document provides information about a 4-day training course on Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification. The course will be led by Dominic Nessi, CISSP, and will cover all 8 domains of the CISSP exam. It will provide in-depth coverage of topics most likely to be on the exam to help students prepare to take the CISSP exam and obtain the certification. The course will also impart essential cybersecurity knowledge and skills that can be immediately applied to improve organizational security. The training will be interactive and include lectures, case studies, discussions and supplemental materials. The target audience for this course are IT and security professionals seeking the CISSP certification.
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The document provides an overview of designing and developing an effective security awareness and training program. It defines security awareness training, discusses why such programs are important, and outlines best practices for doing it correctly. The presentation agenda includes defining security awareness training, discussing its importance, and presenting Mittal Technologies' security awareness training solution. The document then provides details on developing effective security awareness training, including establishing goals and success criteria, designing the program, developing training content at different levels, and tracking results.
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Cybersecurity threats are increasing in frequency and sophistication, putting organizations at risk of data breaches, infrastructure damage, and loss of customer trust. Korn Ferry's Cybersecurity practice recruits top cybersecurity talent and helps organizations build strong cyber defenses by aligning leadership, capabilities, and culture. They offer recruiting and advisory services across industries for roles like CISO and security specialists. While demand is high, many organizations still have outdated systems and processes, leaving them vulnerable to attack.
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How Do You Create A Successful Information Security Program Hire A Great Iso!!
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The schools recognize the importance of computer and Internet to support 21st century skills building. We find the Department of Education in the Philippines investing on computer and Internet in the elementary schools. But at the side we find educators commenting on the downside of technology use on the child safety and morals. The education leaders and teachers need not re-invent the wheel to define competency standards on cyber safety, ethics and security.
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- 1. AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTER FOR ACADEMIC, RESEARCH, AND NON-CREDIT PROGRAMS
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- 5. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Associate Degree o Criminal Justice Administration o Cybersecurity Bachelor’s Degree o Criminal Justice Administration o Cybersecurity o Emergency Management & Homeland Security o Public Safety Management & Leadership Master’s Degree o Public Administration (MPA) o Criminal Justice Administration Certificates Public Safety o Criminal Justice Leadership Graduate Certificate Technology, Analytics and Project Management core: o Introductory Certificate in Web Development o Advanced Certificate in Business Analysis (credit) o Advanced Certificate in Project Management (credit) o Advanced Certificate in Web Development (non-credit) o Advanced Certificate in Systems Administration (non-credit) o Advanced Certificate in Data Analytics (non-credit) Cyber core (non-credit offerings): o Advanced Certificate in Information Assurance o Advanced Certificate in Cybersecurity o Advanced Certificate in Software Security
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