“Best Practices” for Cybersecurity & GRC Professionals
Learn the best practices in cybersecurity and GRC with this comprehensive course. Develop industry-recognized projects and become an expert in the field.
What you’ll learn
- Students will learn the importance of applying Best Practices, when dealing with projects involving Cybersecurity or GRC
- Students will learn at an high-level the best practices for: Patch Management, Incident Response, Cybersecurity Program Implementation, GDPR.
- Students will learn at an high-level the best practices for: Configuration Management, Cybersecurity, IT Security Compliance, Information Security Governance.
- Students will learn at an high-level the best practices for: ISO 27001 Implementation, Vulnerability Management, Cyber Risk Assessment.
I designed this course to provide you with guidelines”best practices” at a high-level, that you can use as Cybersecurity or GRC Professional, to aid you in developing or implementing projects that can stand up to industry recognized practices. At the end of this course, you will learn a number of best practices covering a number of areas such as:
“Best Practices” for Patch Management
“Best Practices” for ISO 27001 Implementation
“Best Practices” for conducting Cyber Risk Assessment
“Best Practices” for Cybersecurity
“Best Practices” for Developing a Cybersecurity Playbook
“Best Practices” for NIST Cybersecurity Implementation
“Best Practices” for PCI-DSS Network-Security-Compliance
“Best Practices” for Vulnerability Management
“Best Practices” for IT Security Compliance
“Best Practices” for Information Security Governance
“Best Practices” for Cybersecurity
“Best Practices” for How to make your ISO 27001 Audit Successful
“Best Practices” for building a strong Compliance Program
“Best Practices” for Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management
“Best Practices” for HIPAA Compliance
“Best Practices” for Implementing a Security Awareness Program
“Best Practices” for MITRE ATT&CK® Mapping
“Best Practices” for Patch Management
“Best Practices” for Implementing NIST Cybersecurity Framework using ISO 27001
Armed with this knowledge, you can now decide to become a subject matter expert in any of these related subject areas. Also of importance is that you do further research beyond the scope of this course. In order to become more efficient in your field of interest.
Who this course is for:
- This course is intended for anyone wanting to know more about industry accepted ways or guidelines for conducting cybersecurity related tasks. In order to create a strong baseline from which to work or establish strong security baselines.
