Security colleagues, ISO 22301 CBCS is
an executive business continuity governance certification. This certification
maps to the strategy competence requirements of ISO 22301. ISO
Standard 22301 advocates that the business process of business continuity and
disaster recovery management should begin with the development of a clear
continuity strategy establishing what the organization needs to accomplish with
its BCM program based upon thorough risk analysis and evaluation by the proper
risk decision-makers within the organization. Building upon the foundation
understanding of the ISO 31000 risk management framework validated by the
Certified Internal Controls Risk Analyst credential, the IRMCB Certified
Business Continuity Strategist (CBCS) certification validates your ability
to develop the formal structure, governance, and policy of the Business
Continuity Management System (BCMS) using the framework presented in ISO
22301. CBCS qualifies you to: 1) Determine
and guide the selection of alternative
business recovery operating strategies for continuation of business within
recovery time and/or recovery point objectives, while maintaining the organization's
critical functions, 2) Deliver
solutions for continuation of business within the recovery time and/or recovery
point objectives, whilst maintaining the organization's critical
functions, and 3) Coordinating, evaluate and create plans and procedures to
communicate with internal stakeholders during incidents. Much career success, Lawrence Wilson- Cybersecurity Certification
Center
Cybersecurity and InfoSec Pros, the GSEC Certification - Security
Essentials - GIAC Security Essentials
(GSEC) - GIAC provides a set of vendor-neutral computer
security certifications linked to the training courses provided by
the SANS Institute. You will gain valuable knowledge to
help you pass the SANS GIAC GSEC certification exam. Key training modules and
skills include: Build a GSEC lab, lab set-up, OSI Model, Networking Basics,
TCP/IP Model, Default Gateway, Network Architecture Components, TCP Commands,
Types of Networks, and much more. Much career success, Lawrence Wilson- Cybersecurity Certification
Center
Colleagues, Security Operation Centers monitor and respond to the cyber-attack
on their company network. SOC Analysts will be responsible to work on SIEM
(Security Information and Event Management) for cybersecurity threat monitoring,
analysis and remediation. This program will equip you in the following areas: Become a SOC lead for your
organization, TCP/IP Protocol Suites with the Detailed summary of Headers in
Data Packet, Use Cases based on the Industry Standards, Helps Student to
understand the attack which helps in the identification, Investigation, and
Remediation of Cyber Attacks, Network and Security Device Working, Cyber-attacks
and Remediation, Application attacks Identification, Investigation and
Recommended solution, Windows Domain Controller working and solution for the cyber-attack
on Authentication and Exploitation, Threat Hunting with the IOC's, SIEM Architecture,
Correlation Rule and Dashboards. Much career success, Lawrence Wilson - Cybersecurity Certification
Center
Colleagues, Infosec4tg, an Official
Authority in Training Providers for Information Security and Penetration
Testing, After Being a Best Seller on All Big Education Platforms like Udemy,
Skill Share etc. The course comes with 10 CPE credits. Training modules
include: Nmap
Introduction, Nmap Scans (Theory & Demo), Banner Grabbing
Using nmap, Enumerating Directories using DirBuster, Enumerating SubDomain, Pentesting Lab
Setup, and Setting Up the Enviornment. Much career success, Lawrence Wilson - Cybersecurity Certification
Center
Software and Cloud Security Pro, this Linux Security
Complete Video Course teaches you everything you need to know to build
a safe Linux environment. The Linux Security Complete Video Course covers every
aspect of Linux security, including Linux operating system security, managing
Linux user security, securing Linux services, and securing Linux
infrastructure. The topics in this
course cover all the exam objectives and prepare you for the two most
significant certifications in the field of Linux security: the Red Hat RHCA
Server Hardening (EX413) exam and the LPIC-3 exam 303 "Linux
Security" exam. Each lesson provides an end-of-lesson lab that walks you
through real-world scenarios as you learn. They also act as assignments to help
you prepare for the scenarios you will encounter on the Red Hat Server
Hardening exam. These labs are provided as text as well as video solutions so
you can work through them on your own and then compare your work to the
author’s. In addition to the
end-of-lesson labs, this course provides you with quizzes to help you learn
content and prepare for the LPI Exam 303 test. The lessons cover the following
topics: Linux Operating System Security,
Managing Linux User Security, Securing Linux Services, and Securing Linux
Infrastructure. Career
and income growth await you, Lawrence Wilson – Cybersecurity Certification
Center
IT
Security and Networking colleagues, this Cisco training program provides an
overview of the IoT (Internet of Things) enabled industrial verticals
(manufacturing, energy, O&G, utilities, process control), architectures,
and IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) security requirements, frameworks, and
regulations. Security protocols, vulnerabilities, and the process of securing
against the vulnerabilities are examined in depth and practiced in the hands-on
lab environment. Students will be able to: Understand the convergent enterprise
and industrial IoT architecture, components and applications, Contrast
enterprise IT vs. industrial OT security, Define layered security requirements
from the network edge to the core, and from access to applications layer, Protect
endpoints, communications as well as data at rest and in motion, Compliance to
standards and regulations and auditing, Understand protocols, applications and
IPv6 for IIoT, Identify vulnerabilities and threat, Assess, monitor, and detect
vulnerabilities, Walk through IIoT attacks, and Adopt best practices in design
principles and process for securing and segmenting IIoT networks. Career
success awaits you, Lawrence Wilson – Cybersecurity Certification Center
Cybersecurity
and InfoSec colleagues, Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime with Kali Linux Fundamentals
will introduce you to the world of digital forensics and acts as a primer for
your future forensic work. This video course
also focuses on using open source technology available in the Kali Linux
framework along with other tools to simplify forensic tasks. You will master
the basics of digital forensics, learn best practices, and explore legal and
forensic service concepts. This course is a must for anyone interested in
starting their Digital Forensics career today. You will gain valuable skills
including Plan,
organize, build, and deploy end-to-end IoT solutions, Navigate today’s IoT
product marketplace, Use maturing IoT technologies to solve many business and
technical problems, Make sense of the full IoT protocol stack, from 802.15.4
and LPWA to IPv6 adaptations and management, Architect IoT networks for maximum
security and integrity, Generate meaningful intelligence from the data your
smart objects capture, Compare and use batch-level and real-time streaming
analytics, Improve IoT system efficiency through fog and edge computing, and Leverage
key IoT applications for utilities, transportation, manufacturing, smart
cities, public safety, oil/gas production, and mining. Career success awaits you, Lawrence Wilson – Cybersecurity and
Protection Center
Security
colleagues, this 10-hour expert video course is a complete guide to help you
get up and running with your cybersecurity career. You will learn the art of
social engineering, with special coverage of tools like the social engineering
tool kit (SET), Metasploit, and Maltego. You’ll find guidelines on how to write
penetration testing reports, and learn how to plan and organize the them. You
will gain highly marketable skills including: Understanding of Ethical Hacking
and Penetration Testing, Kali Linux, Passive Reconnaissance, Active
Reconnaissance, Hacking Web Applications, Hacking User Credentials, Hacking
Databases, Hacking Networking Devices, Wireless Hacking, Buffer Overflows, Powershell
Attacks, Evasion and Post Exploitation Techniques, Social Engineering, Maintaining
Persistence, Pivoting, and Data Exfiltration, and Writing Penetration Testing
Reports. Much
career success, Lawrence Wilson – Cybersecurity Certification and Protection
Center
Cybersecurity
and InfoSec colleagues, the Certified
Ethical Hacker (CEH) is an intermediate-level credential offered by the
International Council of E-Commerce Consultants (EC-Council). It is a must-have
for IT professionals pursuing careers in ethical hacking. CEH credential
holders possess skills and knowledge on hacking practices in areas such as foot
printing and reconnaissance, scanning networks, enumeration, system hacking,
Trojans, worms and viruses, sniffers, denial-of-service attacks, social
engineering, session hijacking, hacking web servers, wireless networks and web
applications, SQL injection, cryptography, penetration testing, evading IDS,
firewalls, and honeypots. To obtain the CEH certification, candidates must pass
one exam. A comprehensive five-day CEH training course is recommended, with the
exam presented at the end of training. Candidates may self-study for the exam
but must submit documentation of at least two years of work experience in
information security with employer verification. Education may be substituted
for experience, but this is approved on a case-by-case basis. Much career success, Lawrence Wilson –
Cybersecurity Certification and Protection Center
