2. Risk management is the basic principle of
network security.
Generally, organizations need to
determine the assets to be protected and
prioritize them before establishing a cyber
security risk management system.
According to the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) in the
"Framework for Improving Critical
Infrastructure Cybersecurity", there is no
one solution for everyone.
3. Network security should follow a layered
approach and provide additional
protection for the most important assets
(such as company and customer data).
For organizations, it is very important to
always remember that the reputational
damage caused by breach is greater than
the damage caused by the breach itself.
5. Most experts in this field recommend
that organizations fully document and
implement procedures for all activities
that may pose cybersecurity risks. The
corporate cybersecurity plan should be
based on industry-leading practices that
comply with ISO 270001/2.
Typical programs include hardware and
software implementation with change
management supervision and non-
production testing and evaluation.
6. Want to know more?
Tonex provides "Threat and Risk
Management Basic Knowledge" training.
The course lasts for 2 days.
Students can learn the history behind
network security and the requirements
of safe networks in the modern network
world. Training can also help you
understand common threats and attacks
and the impact of each attack on
network security and reliability.
7. Cybersecurity experts usually recommend
that organizations follow the functional
maturity model approach for risk
management assessments:
โข Initial
โข Repeatable
โข Defined
โข Managed
โข Optimizing
9. Fundamentals of Threats And Risk
Management Training Course by Tonex
By participating in the Fundamentals of
Threats and Risk Management Training,
participants can understand the history
behind network security and the
requirements of secure networks in the
modern cyber world. The training can also
help you understand common threats and
attacks and the results of each attack on
network security and reliability.
10. Audience
โข Cybersecurity professionals
โข Network engineers
โข Security analysts
โข Policy analysts
โข Network administrators
โข System integrators
โข Security consultants
โข Computer engineers
โข Security traders
โข All individuals who need to understand the
concept of risk management and threats
11. Training Objectives
โข Understand the foundation and history of
cybersecurity
โข Explain the different types of threats and
attacks in the cyber world
โข Learn how to identify threats and classify
different defense methods
โข Deal with risk management techniques in
the network Identify different types of
spyware, malware or malicious code in
network security
โข Understand the policies and regulations of
cybersecurity networks
12. Training Objectives
โข Manage detection and protection
solutions based on the type of attack
โข Identify attackers and understand the
hacking methods in different network
security networks
โข Define the type of cybersecurity incident
โข Access other external resources to
supplement cybersecurity knowledge
14. Training Outline
โข Introduction to Cybersecurity
โข Threats and Vulnerabilities
โข Network Attacks
โข Concept of Network and Effect of Internet
โข Malware in Cybersecurity
โข Information Assurance
โข Network Security
โข Website Security in Presence of Cybercriminals
โข Insider Threats in a Cyber World
โข Risk Management Techniques
โข Hands-on and In-Class Activities
โข Sample Workshops Labs for Fundamentals of
Threats and Risk Management Training
15. Additionally, Tonex offers nearly three
dozen more courses in Cybersecurity
Foundation. This includes cutting edge
courses like:
โข Automotive Cybersecurity Training
โข Disaster Recovery and Business
Continuity Training
โข Network Security Training
โข Software Security Training
โข ICS Cybersecurity Training