Cyber Security
Foundation - CSFPC™
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Become a certified CertiProf Cybersecurity
Professional today


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Cyber Security
Foundation - CSFPC™
Become a certified CertiProf
Cybersecurity Professional
today
Cyber Security Foundation – CSFPC-modified
Get in Touch With Us
Become a certified CertiProf Cybersecurity Professional today
Understand the techniques for protecting personal information, including communications, applications, and inferences from databases and data processing. Understand other systems supporting online rights touching on censorship and circumvention, covertness, electronic elections, and privacy in payment and identity systems.

Duration

6 days / 48 hours

Level

Beginner to Intermediate

Delivery

100% Online - Instructor Led
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    Pre-Requisites

    • There are no formal prerequisites for this certification.

    Exam Format and Duration

    • Format: Multiple Choice Question
    • Open Book: No
    • Questions: 40
    • Language: Spanish / English
    • Passing Score: 32/40 or 80%
    • Duration: 60 minutes
    • Delivery: This examination is available Online
    • Supervised: Self-proctored

    Who Should Join

    • Consultants
    • IT Directors
    • IT Managers
    • IT Team Leaders
    • IT Professionals
    Key Learning Objectives
    • Understand the importance of Cybersecurity
    • Understand the key concepts related to Cyber Security
    • Understand the concepts related to human, organizational, and regulatory aspects
    • Understand the concepts related to Attacks and Defenses
    Program Modules
    Module 0 - NIST - Cybersecurity for Small Business

    Module 0 - NIST - Cybersecurity for Small Business

    1. Cybersecurity for Small Business
    2. Cybersecurity for Small Business
    3. Cybersecurity Objectives
    4. Confidentiality
    5. Integrity
    6. Availability
    7. Small Business, Big Impact
    8. Cybersecurity Basics Resources
    9. Cybersecurity Threats
    10. Phishing Attacks
    11. Ransomware
    12. Hacking
    13. Imposter Scams
    14. Environmental Threats
    15. Elements of Risk
    16. Impact of an Incident
    17. What are you protecting?
      i.Identify Your Business Assets
      ii.Identify the Values of the Assets
      iii.Document the Impact to your Business of Loss/Damage to the Assets
      iv.Identify Likelihood of Loss or Damage to the Asset
      v.Identify Priorities and Potential Solutions
    18. NIST Cybersecurity Framework
    Cybersecurity Framework Functions

    Cybersecurity Framework Functions

    1. Learning Objectives
    2. The Framework Core
    3. An Excerpt from the Framework Core
    4. Identify
    5. Sample Identify Activities
    6. Protect
    7. Sample Protect Activities
    8. Detect
    9. Sample Detect Activities
    10. Respond
    11. Sample Respond Activities
    12. Recover
    13. Sample Recover Activities
    14. Framework
    15. Everyday Tips
    16. Resources
    Module 1: CyBOK – Cyber Security Fundamentals

    Module 1: CyBOK – Cyber Security Fundamentals

    1. Cyber Security Definition
    2. CyBOK Knowledge Areas
    3. Deploying CyBOK Knowledge To Address Security Issues
    4. Functions Within A Security Management System
    5. Principles
    6. Crosscutting Themes
    7. Cyberspace
    Module 2: Risk Management & Governance

    Module 2: Risk Management & Governance

    1. Topics Covered in this Lesson
    2. What is Risk?
    3. Why is risk assessment and management important?
    4. What is cyber risk assessment and management?
    5. Risk Governance
    6. The Human Factor and Risk Communication
    7. Security Culture and Awareness
    8. Enacting Security Policy
    9. Risk Assessment and Management Principles
    10. Element of Risk
    11. Risk Assessment and Management Methods
    12. Component-driven Cyber Risk Management Frameworks
    13. System-driven Cyber Risk Management Methods
    14. Risk Assessment and Management In Cyber-physical Systems and Operational Technology
    15. Security Metrics
    16. What constitutes Good and Bad metrics?
    17. Business Continuity
    18. ISO/IEC 27035-1:2016
    19. NCSC- ISO/IEC 27035
    20. Conclusion
    Module 3: Law and Regulation

    Module 3: Law and Regulation

    1. Introduction
    2. Challenges
    3. Response
    4. Out of Scope
    5. Introductory Principles of Law and Legal Research
    6. “To Prove” Something
    7. “Standards” of Proofs
    8. Applying Law to Cyberspace and Information Technologies
    9. Distinguishing Criminal and Civil Law
    10. Jurisdiction
    11. A Taxonomy of Jurisdiction
    12. Prescriptive Jurisdiction
    13. Enforcement Jurisdiction
    14. The Data Sovereignty Problem
    15. Privacy Laws in General and Electronic Interception
    16. State Interception (Lawful Access)
    17. Non-state Interception
    18. Data Protection
    19. The “Players”
    20. What is regulated?
    21. “Personal Data” vs “PII”
    22. Data Protection Highlights
    23. Computer Crime
    24. Crimes Against Information Systems
    25. Recurring Challenges
    26. Contract
    27. Contract as Means to Encourage Security Behaviours
    28. Limits of Influence
    29. Relative Influence of Contract Over Security Behaviours
    30. Breach of Contract & Remedies
    31. Tort
    32. Tort Examples
    33. Negligence (Fault Based Liability)
    34. Product Liability (Strict Liability)
    35. Quantum of Loss (QQ)
    36. Attributing and Apportioning Liability
    37. Intellectual Property
    38. Reverse Engineering
    39. Internet Intermediaries Shields from Liability and Take-down Procedures
    40. Dematerialization of Documents and Electronic Trust Services
    41. Legal Challenges Emerge
    42. Other Regulatory Matters
    43. Public International Law
    44. State Attribution
    45. Limiting Operations
    46. Ethics
    47. Codes of Conduct
    48. Vulnerability Testing and Disclosure
    49. Legal Risk Management
    Module 4: Human Factors

    Module 4: Human Factors

    1. Introduction
    2. Human Factors
    3. Security Has to be Usable
    4. Fitting the Task to the Human
    5. Human Capabilities and Limitations
    6. STM and One-time password (OTPs)
    7. General Human Capabilities and Limitations
    8. CAPTCHA
    9. Goals and Tasks
    10. Capabilities and Limitations of the Device
    11. Human Error
    12. Latent Design Conditions
    13. Awareness and Education
    14. What usability issues do developers face?
    15. Developers are not the Enemy! The Need for Usable Security APIs
    16. Usability Smells: An Analysis of Developers’ Struggle With Crypto Libraries
    Module 5: Privacy & Online Rights

    Module 5: Privacy & Online Rights

    1. Introduction
    2. Overview
    3. Privacy as Confidentiality
    4. What is the problem?
    5. What is privacy?
    6. Defining Privacy
    7. Privacy as…
    8. Privacy as Transparency
    9. Privacy as Control
    10. Limits of Control and Transparency
    11. Privacy as Confidentiality
    12. Privacy Threat Landscape
    13. Formal Approach to Inference Control
    14. Privacy as Confidentiality
    15. Data Confidentiality
    16. Metadata Confidentiality
    17. Privacy as Control
    18. Privacy as Transparency
    19. Privacy Technologies
    20. Privacy Engineering
    21. Privacy Evaluation
    22. Conclusions
    Module 6: Malware & Attack Technologies

    Module 6: Malware & Attack Technologies

    1. Introduction
    2. Malware
    3. A Taxonomy of Malware
    4. Malware Taxonomy: Dimensions
    5. Taxonomy: Examples
    6. Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs)
    7. Malicious Activities by Malware
    8. The Cyber Kill Chain
    9. The Cyber Kill Chain Model
    10. Underground Eco-system
    11. Action Objectives
    12. Malware Analysis
    13. Acquiring Malware Data
    14. Static Analysis
    15. Other Analysis Techniques
    16. Analysis Environments
    17. Common Environments
    18. Safety and Live-Environments
    19. Anti-Analysis and Evasion Techniques
    20. Malware Detection
    21. Evasion and Countermeasures
    22. Detection of Malware Attacks
    23. ML-based Security Analytics
    24. ML-based Malware Detection
    25. Evasion of ML-based Malware Detection
    26. Concept Drift
    27. Malware Response
    28. Disrupt Malware Operations
    29. Attribution
    30. Evasion and Countermeasures
    31. Conclusion
    Module 7: Adversarial Behaviour

    Module 7: Adversarial Behaviour

    1. Introduction
    2. A Characterization of Adversaries
    3. Interpersonal Offenders
    4. Cyber-enabled Organized Criminals
    5. Cyber-dependent Organized Criminals
    6. Hacktivists
    7. State Actors
    8. The Elements of a Malicious Operation
    9. Specialized Services
    10. Human Services
    11. Payment Methods
    12. Models to Understand Malicious Operations
    13. Attack Trees : Example of an Attack
    14. Cyber Kill Chain
    15. Environmental Criminology
    16. Attack Attribution
    Module 8: Security Operations & Incident Management

    Module 8: Security Operations & Incident Management

    1. Introduction
    2. What is it about?
    3. Timeline and Scope
    4. Overall MAPE-K loop
    5. Components of MAPE-K Monitor-Analyse-Plan-Execute
    6. Deployment of SOIM Technologies
    7. Architectural Principles Typical Architecture
    8. Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
    9. MONITOR: Data sources
    10. Network Data Sources: Possible Detections
    11. Application Data Sources
    12. System Data Sources
    13. Syslog
    14. Frequent Data Sources Issues
    15. Analysis of Traces
    16. From Event to Incident
    17. Misuse Detection
    18. Anomaly Detection
    19. General Intrusion Detection Issues
    20. Typical Architecture Security Information and Event Managementures
    21. Data Collection in SIEMs
    22. Alert Correlation
    23. Mitigations and Countermeasures Tools and Techniques
    24. Intelligence and Analytics
    25. Incident Management Lifecycle
    Module 9: Certification Exam

    Module 9: Certification Exam

    1. Badge
    2. Exam Conditions
    Our Training Methodology

    Practical Assignments

    We provide hands-on assignments that requires practical implementation.

    Virtual Coaching Sessions

    Online coaching sessions that happen over the phone, via video, or on a web platform.

    1 Year Access to LMS

    Get access to learning resources upto 1 year of class completion.

    Live Project Experience

    Hands-on learning and training gives participants the opportunity to experience real world situations.

    Online Assessments

    Participants can assess reflect on their own learning and their level/skills.

    Free Industry Webinars

    Stay current on market research trends, learn best practices through our webinar sessions.
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