IT Security is without question one of the hottest and most lucrative areas of Information Technology today and the CISM is one of the most valued credentials in the marketplace. This course promotes international practices and provides management with assurance that those earning this designation have the necessary knowledge and experience to provide effective security management.
According the Bureau of Labor Statistics the employment of information security analysts is expected to grow 31% during the next few years, which equals 40,900 new jobs.
The BLS also states that the average salary for these analysts is just under $104,000 per year with top earners making nearly $164,000.
Module 1: Information Security Governance
Module 2: Risk Management
Module 3: Information Security Program Development
Module 4: Information Security Program Implementation
Module 5: Information Security Program Management
Module 6: Incident Management and Response
Identify the tasks within the information security governance job practice area
Recognize the outcomes of information security governance
Recognize the difference between corporate governance and information security governance
Match senior management roles with their corresponding responsibilities related to information security governance
Identify the elements of the information security business model
Recognize the interconnections between the elements of the information security business model
Recognize key concepts related to information security governance
Identify the optimal reporting relationship between senior management and the information security manager
Label examples of reports about information security according to their intended recipients within an organization
Identify the goal of converging security-related functions
Identify categories of key goal indicators
Recognize key concepts related to information security management
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
This course can be taken on either a PC or Mac.
Brandon Smith
