Cyber Security Management

ABOUT THE CERTIFICATE

There's a growing need for cybersecurity professionals who can protect an enterprise from hackers, malware, and other information risks. If you're ready to take on a leadership role in cybersecurity, this certificate is for you. Whether you're a senior security analyst or auditor, network manager, infrastructure engineer, or account or project manager, you'll learn how to develop and run effective security programs that align with business processes and cycles. You'll upgrade your knowledge in risk assessment and response, security program design, incident and risk management, compliance, and governance. The content is broadly aligned with ISACA's model curriculum, which gets you a step closer to CISM designation. This certificate is offered in collaboration with the Faculty of Information.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Recognize and manage cyber risks.
• Design and run a cybersecurity program that works.
• Align your IT security strategy with business goals and needs.
• Train teams to anticipate, recognize and respond to cybersecurity attacks.
• Cover content broadly aligned with ISACA's major domains and a model curriculum.

BENEFITS

• Advance your career by learning how to develop and run cybersecurity programs that work.
• Get closer to Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certification by studying content that aligns with ISACA's model curriculum.

NOTE(S): We strongly recommend that you take the courses in the following sequence: 3373 Enterprise IT Risk Management & Cyber Security, 3206 Cyber Security Program Design, 3205 Cyber Security Incident Management

REQUIRED COURSES

• 3373 Enterprise IT Risk Management & Cyber Security
• 3206 Cyber Security Program Design
• 3205 Cyber Security Incident Management

In place of 3373, you may instead choose both of the following:

• 3373A Cyber Security Risk Assessment, Treatment, and Reporting
• 3373B Cyber Security Third Party Risk, Compliance, and Emerging Risks

Certificate Requirements

You have three years from the start date of your first course to complete the three required courses. Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) may be granted for one course.