Data Security strategy for organizations

Data Security strategy for organizations, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 75 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 637 reviews, and has 3022 subscribers.

You will learn about Data Security Strategy Development Data Types, Classification, Lifecycle management Data regulatory requirements Data Governance and Management Data Monitoring and Incident Response Data Security Technical Controls This course is ideal for individuals who are Security (CyberSecurity) professionals or CISO, CIO, CEO or IT Senior Management or Data Governance and data security team or Cyber Security students or Security risk managers It is particularly useful for Security (CyberSecurity) professionals or CISO, CIO, CEO or IT Senior Management or Data Governance and data security team or Cyber Security students or Security risk managers.

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Summary

Title: Data Security strategy for organizations

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 80

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Data Security Strategy Development

Data Types, Classification, Lifecycle management

Data regulatory requirements

Data Governance and Management

Data Monitoring and Incident Response

Data Security Technical Controls

Who Should Attend

Security (CyberSecurity) professionals

CISO, CIO, CEO

IT Senior Management

Data Governance and data security team

Cyber Security students

Security risk managers

Target Audiences

Security (CyberSecurity) professionals

CISO, CIO, CEO

IT Senior Management

Data Governance and data security team

Cyber Security students

Security risk managers

All companies rely on some sort of digital data to be able to operate, e.g. customer data, financial data, business plans. Digital Data is the most important asset and needs to be kept secure in order for any company to be successful. Whether you work for a small or large organization, an innovator company, a public company, a software as a service company or any other company with any digital transactions, data plays a vital role for that company operation. Today, no company can survive without digital data and with all cyber attacks going on, protecting data becomes more and more important.

Securing the data is really the foundation of any information security program, and any security control implementation is done for that reason.

Here, you will learn different data security requirements and techniques. At the end of this course, you will be able to understand what different types of data are, the importance of them for different organizations and security control requirements to protect them.

This course will have 5 main sections as below:

1. What are the Data Types, Data Classification, and Data Lifecycle

2. What are the Law and Industry Regulations specific to digital data

3. What is the Data Governance and Management

4. What is Data Monitoring and Incident Response

5. What are the common Data Security Technical Controls

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Digital Information?

Lecture 3: Sensitive Data Types

Lecture 4: What are Sensitive Identifiable Information?

Lecture 5: Non-Public and Financial Information

Lecture 6: Intellectual Property

Lecture 7: Structured vs Unstructured Data

Lecture 8: Data Classification

Lecture 9: Data Lifecycle Management

Lecture 10: Thank you!

Chapter 2: Law and Industry Regulations

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Laws and Regulations

Lecture 2: PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard)

Lecture 3: HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

Lecture 4: GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)

Lecture 5: SOX (Sarbanes–Oxley Act)

Lecture 6: ISO 27001

Lecture 7: Local legislations

Chapter 3: Data Governance and Management

Lecture 1: Section Intro – What is Security governance

Lecture 2: Security governance components

Lecture 3: Security policy framework

Lecture 4: Roles and responsibilities

Lecture 5: Security Risk Management

Lecture 6: What are Threats and Vulnerabilities

Lecture 7: How security risks are calculated

Lecture 8: Risk Management Framework

Lecture 9: Risk Identification

Lecture 10: Risk Assessment

Lecture 11: Risk Response

Lecture 12: Risk Monitoring

Lecture 13: Third Party Risks

Lecture 14: Security Awareness Training

Lecture 15: Security Metrics and Improvements

Chapter 4: Data Monitoring and Incident Response

Lecture 1: Section Intro

Lecture 2: Asset Management

Lecture 3: Example of an Asset Management Tool

Lecture 4: Structured vs Unstructured data access management and monitoring

Lecture 5: Access Monitoring Solutions

Lecture 6: File Access Monitoring Tool Demonstration

Lecture 7: Data Breach and Incident Response

Lecture 8: Incident Response Team and Process

Lecture 9: Incident Response Panning – Preparation phase

Lecture 10: Incident Response Panning – Identification phase

Lecture 11: Incident Response Panning – Containment phase

Lecture 12: Incident Response Panning – Remediation phase

Lecture 13: Incident Response Panning – Recovery phase

Lecture 14: Incident Response Panning – Lessons Learned phase

Lecture 15: Incident Response Panning – Table Top Exercises

Lecture 16: Data Breach Notification

Chapter 5: Data Security Technical Controls

Lecture 1: Section Intro

Lecture 2: Access Controls

Lecture 3: Defence in Depth

Lecture 4: Data Security Technical Controls

Lecture 5: Data Access Controls

Lecture 6: Data Encryption

Lecture 7: Data Loss Prevention

Lecture 8: Office 365 DLP Example

Lecture 9: Data Classification Tools

Lecture 10: Office 365 Data Classification Portal

Lecture 11: File Integrity Monitoring

Lecture 12: Logging and Monitoring

Lecture 13: Data Discovery and Protection

Lecture 14: Thank you!

Chapter 6: Optional Bonus Labs – Active Directory and File Audit

Lecture 1: My Notes, Before You Begin This Lab

Lecture 2: The Lab Environment

Lecture 3: The Virtual Machines

Lecture 4: Initial Configuration 1

Lecture 5: Initial Configuration 2

Lecture 6: ADAudit Plus Installation

Lecture 7: ADAudit Plus Initial Configuration

Lecture 8: Identity and Use activity Monitoring

Lecture 9: AD Users and Groups Changes Monitoring

Lecture 10: AD OU and GPO Monitoring

Lecture 11: Troubleshooting ADAudit Plus

Lecture 12: File Audit on ADAudit Plus

Lecture 13: FIM, Analytics and Alerts – ADAudit Plus

Instructors

Rassoul Zadeh
Author, trainer and Senior Security Expert

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