DN-CISM ISBN: 978-1-64459-141-3
IS 305 Information Security Management
The ISACA's CISM certification is an industry recognized credential. The certification is proof of a person's competence across a spectrum of skills to design, build and manage enterprise information security.
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01 / About
About This Course
Target Career Roles
- Chief Information Officers
- Information Security Managers
- Information Security Consultants
- Information Technology Consultants
02 / Lessons & labs
See exactly what you will learn and practice
Lessons
5 Interactive Lessons · 86 topics01 Information Security Governance 9 topics +
- Security Strategy
- Information Security Governance framework
- Integrating security governance into corporate governance
- Security Policies: standards, procedures, and guidelines
- Business cases to support investments
- Internal and external influences on information security strategy
- Management and other stakeholder commitment
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Measuring the effectiveness of the information security strategy
02 Information Risk Management and Compliance 7 topics · 5 LiveLab +
- Information asset classification
- Risk management, assessments, vulnerability assessments and threat analyses
- Risk treatment options
- Manage risk of noncompliance
- Information security controls
- Current and desired risk levels: Gap analysis
- Monitoring risk
5 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
03 Information Security Program Development and Management 9 topics · 34 LiveLab +
- Alignment of IS program with information security strategy
- Information security manager's role and responsibilities in alignment
- Information security frameworks
- Information security architectures
- Evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of the IS program
- Integrating the IS program with IT processes
- Integrating the IS program into contracts and activities of third parties
- Controls and countermeasures
- Security Program Metrics and Monitoring
34 LiveLab in this lesson — see the labs panel →
04 Information Security Incident Management 6 topics +
- Organizational definition and severity hierarchy for security incidents
- Incident response plan
- Processes for timely identification
- Testing and review
- Investigating and documenting information security incidents
- Integration of incident response plan, disaster recovery plan and business continuity plan
05 Video Tutorials 55 topics +
- Introduction
- Information Security Threats, Management, And Protection
- Security Compliance And Strategy
- Business Functions And Policies
- Security Standards, Activities, And Strategy Development
- Information Security Governance Framework
- Regulatory Requirements And Liability Management
- Business Case, Budgetary Reporting Methods And Planning Strategy
- Organizational Drivers And Their Impacts
- Commitment To Info Security
- Management Roles And Responsibilities
- Reporting And Communicating
- Risks Assessment
- Information: Classification, Ownership, And Resource Valuation
- Baseline And BIAs
- Risk: Countermeasures, Mitigation Strategies, And Life Cycle
- Risk: Management And Reporting
- Information Security Strategies And Programs
- Security Technologies, Cryptography, And Access Controls
- Monitoring Tools, Security Programs And Controls
- Business Assurance Function And SLAs
- Resources, Services, And Skills
- Security Architecture, Model, And Deployment
- Info Security: Policies, Awareness And Training Programs
- Documentation
- Organizational Processes
- Contracts, Joint Ventures, Business Partners And Customers
- Third Parties, Suppliers, And Subcontractors
- Info Security Metrics
- Goals And Methods Of Evaluating Info Security Controls
- Vulnerability
- Assessment Tools And Tracking Info Security Awareness Training And Education Programs
- Evaluation And Management Metrics
- Data Collection, Reviews, And Measurement
- Assurance Providers, Line Management, Budgeting, And Staff Management
- Facilities And Program Resources
- Security Policy, Administrative Processes, And Procedures
- Access Control, Access Security Policy Principles, And Identity Management
- Authentication, Remote Access And User Registration
- Procurement And Enforcing Policy Standard and Compliance
- Third Party Relationships
- SLAs, SDLC, And Security Enforcement
- Maintenance, Monitoring, And Configuration Management
- Maintaining Info Security And Due Diligence Activities
- Info Access, Security Advice, Guidance, And Awareness
- Stakeholders
- Testing Info Security Control
- Noncompliance Issues And Security Baselines
- Incident Response And Continuity Of Operations
- Disaster Recovery And Business Continuity Plan
- Incident Management And Response Plan
- Processes, Requirements, And Plans
- Incident Response, Disaster Recovery And Business Continuity Plans
- Forensics Procedures And Incident Review Process
- Conclusion
Hands-On Labs Our edge
39 LiveLabs- Demonstrating Network Mapping and Quarantining a Vulnerable System
- Conducting Vulnerability Scanning Using Nessus
- Performing Vulnerability Scanning Using OpenVAS
- Performing Vulnerability Scanning Using OSSIM
- Using Social Engineering Techniques to Plan an Attack
- Observing an MD5-Generated Hash Value
- Observe an SHA-Generated Hash Value
- Assigning File or Folder Permissions
- Configuring a Linux Firewall Using Iptables
- Using the Windows Firewall
- Configuring User Access Control Settings
- Scanning Ports Using Metasploit
- Completing the Chain of Custody
- Configuring IPSec
- Using OpenSSL to Create a Public/Private Key Pair
- Configuring RAID 5
- Configuring a VPN
- Configuring the Audit Group Policy
- Defending against IP Spoofing
- Configuring an Extended Access Control List
- Configuring VLAN
- Configuring Static NAT
- Configuring Dynamic NAT
- Scanning Using nmap
- Configuring Snort
- Taking an Incremental Backup
- Taking a Full Backup
- Restricting Local Accounts
- Encrypting Files with EFS
- Encrypting the Disk
- Enabling Intrusion Prevention and Detection
- Exploiting a Website Using SQL Injection
- Conducting a Cross-Site Request Forgery Attack
- Performing Session Hijacking Using Burp Suite
- Performing ARP Spoofing
- Attacking a Website Using XSS Injection
- Exploiting Windows 7 Using Metasploit
- Causing a DarkComet Trojan Infection
- Conducting a DoS Attack Using a SYN Flood
03 / Exam details
IS 305 Information Security Management Details
The ISACA's CISM certification is an industry recognized credential. The certification is proof of a person's competence across a spectrum of skills to design, build and manage enterprise information security.
- ISACA Member: USD 575
- ISACA Non-Member: USD 760
04 / FAQs
Questions before you start
What is the exam registration fee?+
- ISACA Member: USD 575
- ISACA Non-Member: USD 760
Where do I take the exam?+
What is the format of the exam?+
What are the pre-requisites of the exam?+
ISACA has the following pre-requisites for CISM certification exam:
- Attain and report an annual minimum of twenty (20) CPE hours. These hours must be appropriate to the currency or advancement of the CISM s knowledge or ability to perform CISM-related tasks. The use of these hours towards meeting the CPE requirements for multiple ISACA certifications is permissible when the professional activity is applicable to satisfying the job-related knowledge of each certification.
- Submit annual CPE maintenance fees to ISACA International Headquarters in full.
- Attain and report a minimum of one hundred and twenty (120) CPE hours for a three-year reporting period.
- Submit required documentation of CPE activities if selected for the annual audit.
- Comply with ISACA's Code of Professional Ethics.
How many questions are asked in the exam?+
What is the duration of the exam?+
What is the passing score?+
What is the exam's retake policy?+
If you do not pass the exam, you can retake the exam a maximum of three (3) times in a twelve-month period.
- To protect the integrity of ISACA s certificate exams, ISACA has implemented the following retake policy: Individuals have 4 attempts within a rolling twelve-month period to pass the exam. Those that do not pass on their first attempt are allowed to retake the exam a total of 3 more times within 12 months from the date of the first attempt.
- Retake 1 (attempt 2): Customers must wait 30 days from the date of the first attempt
- Retake 2 (attempt 3): Customers must wait 90 days after the date of the second attempt
- Retake 3 (attempt 4): Customers must wait 90 days after the date of the third attempt
What is the validity of the certification?+
Where can I find more information about this exam?+
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