Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

Recommended pre-requisites for the Cybrary CISO course are as follows:
– Hard skills in COBIT, ITIL, CISSP, PCI, NIST & HIPAA (At least a base level understanding.)
– Knowledge of Networking (from a security perspective)
– Experience with security auditing and management (CISA and CISM)
– A minimum of 2 years working in an IT or IT Security environment working with security operations.

Looking to improve, or certify as an existing Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), or perhaps you are looking to move into a CISO role sometime in the future. In this online CISO training course, you will learn what other CISO’s are focusing their time and attention on. Among the key topics, you’ll learn how to implement the proven best practices that make for successful cyber security leadership.

This course includes the following key topics; Governance, Management, Auditing, Projects, Technologies, Operations, Strategy, Financing

CISO Training Course Details

The Chief Information Officer (CISO) is an essential part of every organization. The CISO is a senior level executive responsible for establishing and maintaining the vision of an enterprise and makes sure all information and technology assets are protected. Cybrary’s CISO training course is useful for IT professionals looking to move up in their organization as well as current CISOs who would like to renew their certification and/or stay on top of the latest trends within the industry. About 80% of organizations within the United States employs a CISO (or equivalent). CISOs need to possess a mixture of knowledge about business and technology and many study fields such as finance and technology when pursuing their education. A CISO training course might include the following key topics:

• Security Investment & Measurement
• Digital Transformation (DT): Security Implications
• Cyber Risk Management & Security Metrics
• Operational Cyber Resilience
• Enterprise Security Governance & Planning
• Realistic Security
• Effective Incident Response
• Managing Operational Threat
• Developing a Crisis Communications Strategy
• Information Security Law
• Social Engineering
• Building an Insider Threat Program
• External Dependency Management