Course Leader: Ermete Meda
Hours: 28
Prerequisites:
- Information Security Management and Legals module or equivalent knowledge
Syllabus:
Standards and Best Practices
- The need for standards and best practices in the industrial revolution
- International standard production: BSI and ISO bodies
- International ISO standardization
- ISO 9001 standard and its extension to other management systems
- International standards and best practices in Information & Cyber Security
- Third-party voluntary certification process
ISO/IEC 27000 Family
- Introduction to ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27002 standards
- ISMS compliance with the ISO/IEC 27001 standard
- Procedures and management methods for first- and second-party internal audits
- Reference international standards
Technology Management and Operational Security
- Technology management: a suggested path
- Content filtering: antivirus, EDR, EPP
- Benefits of machine learning and artificial intelligence
- Overview of Bayesian probability for anomaly evaluation
- Information Security Incident Management: SOC, CSIRT, SIEM
Business Continuity
- High availability
- Fault tolerance
- Business continuity
- Disaster recovery
Risk Management
- Scope definition
- Assets and information classification
- Risk assessment, gap analysis, risk treatment, and risk reduction
- Risk calculation examples using proprietary methods and commercial software tools (Magerit/Pilar use cases)
- Risk assessment and treatment for firewall traffic policy tables
- Risk analysis according to ISO 31000 and ISO/IEC 27005 standards
Vulnerability and Governance
- Organization of Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing activities
- Definition of an Information Security Governance model
- Countermeasures inspired by Defense in Depth and Maturity Models
- Information security requirements and policies
Tools and Ethical Aspects
- Software tools supporting legal compliance
- Vulnerability management, exposure, and virtual patching
- Computer ethics
- Dangers of techno-mediation
- Code of ethics
- New questions posed by autonomous and robotic systems
Key Skills Acquired:
- In-depth knowledge of the nature of an ISMS aligned with international standards and best practices
- Ability to implement and manage an ISMS within an organization