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In most organizations the responsibility of network security has traditionally fallen on the shoulders of the Network Administrator, along with adding new users, deleting users, updating software, firewall monitoring, password controls, intrusion detection, emergency response, software rollout, and much more. While the Network Administrator plays a key role, relying solely on the Network Administrator will simply not get the job done. Everyone in the organization must be aware of basic information security principles, and it is easier to accomplish than you might think. Inexpensive, informative, an entertaining courses are available to be taught right on your back yard. Here is a sample of targeted courses designed to help your executives, technical staff, or end users understand the risks and what they can do protect your organizations critical information assets.

Sample Information Security Courses
Awareness Training

Title: End User Awareness

Title: The Fundamentals of Information Security
Description: This basic course provides end users with an awareness of threat and vulnerabilities that are common in all information systems. Students will learn why it is in their best interest to safeguard information systems and the practical day-to-day steps they can take. This course is designed for people with little or no background in information security. It's a good place for everyone to start. This course also meets the government standards for information security awareness as set forth in the Information Security Act of 1987. Description: This three day course is designed to provide information technology (IT) professional a strong foundation in the principles of information security. Hackers, the Internet, and viruses are just a few of the topics covered in this plain-English seminar that will guide you through the basics of information security in today’s high-tech, commercial environment. Through videos, case study, and classroom instruction, this seminar will cover: internal and external threats, establishing information security policies that work; contingency planning, developing effective programs; sensitive legal issues surrounding employee privacy rights; and much more.
Prerequisite: None

Prerequisite: None

Title: Senior Management Briefing

Title: Risk Analysis
Description: Senior Management often has little time to spare for extensive training courses. This half day awareness course is designed to provide the essential points of information security targeted to their concerns. How could a breach of information security effect our organization on an enterprise level? What are the basic concepts of information security I should know? How do they apply to senior management? What are the "industry standards" and cost effective safeguards we should have in place and why? What are my information security responsibilities as a corporate officer? And "Am I personally liable for information security incidents in my organization?", are some of the issues that will be addressed. Every corporate officer and manager should attend this short briefing. Description: In the wake of September 11th organizations world wide are placing a renewed emphasis on cost effect methods of determining the level of risk associated with their information system. Risk assessment does not require expensive software and months of implementation. This Two-day course is designed to provide IT professionals with a solid understanding of the risk analysis process and a practical methodology that can be put to use the day students return to their organization. Through classroom instruction and practical exercises students will evaluate information systems based on organizational assets, common network threats, common system vulnerabilities, and available network safeguards.
Prerequisite: None

Prerequisite: None

Title: Technical Support Course

Title: Business Resumption Planning
Description: Help desk and network personnel are typically well versed in network administration but are rarely given the opportunity to learn information security beyond password management. This Information security course is designed to build on their technical skills. Firewall principles, intrusion detection, emergence response, common network vulnerabilities, essential safeguards and disaster recovery are among the subject to be covered in this three day course. Your Technical staff should have the skills that will be taught in this course. Description: Contingency planning is a subject currently discussed at senior levels of government and corporate organizations. Managers at all levels are involved in making decisions that will commit significant money and resources. This course is designed to bring managers "up to speed" on the key issues surrounding contingency planning. Participants will learn: levels of preparedness, business impact analysis cost/benefit analysis, methods to formulating a plan, commercial software tools for developing contingency plans, systematic testing methodology, and much more. This critical area of corporate and government planning has taken on renewed emphasis. Attend this course and be prepared to begin or improve contingency planning in your organization.
Prerequisite : Basic IT and Network knowledge

Prerequisite: None

Title: HIPAA Awareness

Title: Plan and Manage an Information Security Program
Description: For health care organizations, HIPAA is a reality. Every level of the organization must understand HIPAA requirements and how they will impact the organization. This short awareness course will provide the mandatory awareness training required by the HIPAA security and privacy standards. Description: Information is a critical asset to every organization. Every knows that Information must be managed and protected. But determining where to begin can be confusing and lead to a waste of time and resources. This two-day course will lay out the information security management cycle and put you quickly on the road to a successful information security management program.
Prerequisite : None

Prerequisite: None
 

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