ISO/IEC 27032 Lead Cloud Security Manager Training
- CMDBID 1001877
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- Duration 4 Days
What you will learn
Overview
ISO/IEC 27032 Lead Cloud Security Manager Training is a practical training course for teams that need structured, instructor-led skills in ISO/IEC, Lead Cloud Security Manager, Training Day.
Organizations nowadays are affected by the ever-evolving digital landscape and constantly face new threats and complex and sophisticated cyberattacks. There is a pressing need for skilled individuals capable of effectively managing and implementing robust cybersecurity programs to counter these threats. Our Lead Cybersecurity Manager training course has been developed to address this need. By attending the PECB Certified Lead Cybersecurity Manager, participants will learn the fundamental cybersecurity concepts, strategies, methodologies, and techniques utilized to effectively establish and manage a cybersecurity program based on the guidance of international standards and industry best practices for cybersecurity. Additionally, this training course empowers participants to enhance their organization's readiness and resilience against cyber threats. Participants will be well-prepared to support their organization's ongoing cybersecurity efforts and make valuable contributions in today's ever-evolving cybersecurity landscapeAudience
Skills Gained
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Outline
Day 1: Introduction to ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 and the initiation of a cloud security program
Day 2: Cloud computing security risk management and cloud-specific controls
Day 3: Documented information management and cloud security awareness and training
Day 4: Cloud security incident management, testing, monitoring, and continual improvement
Day 5: Certification exam The "PECB Certified Lead Cloud Security Manager" exam meets the requirements of the PECB Examination and Certification Program (ECP).
It covers the following competency domains:
- Domain 1: Fundamental principles and concepts of cloud computing
- Domain 2: Information security policy for cloud computing and documented information management
- Domain 3: Cloud computing security risk management
- Domain 4: Cloud-specific controls based on ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 and best practices
- Domain 5: Cloud security awareness, training, roles, and responsibilities
- Domain 6: Cloud security incident management
- Domain 7: Cloud security testing, monitoring, and continual improvement
For specific information about exam type, languages available, and other details, please visit the List of PECB Exams and the Examination Rules and Policies. Certification
Certification
Exam and certification details
This course may support a vendor exam, digital badge or professional certification depending on the selected delivery option. Delegates should confirm exam inclusion, voucher availability, prerequisites, pass mark and version before booking.
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