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RESILIA® Cyber Resilience Practitioner

  • CMDBID 65702
  • Course Code RESILIA
  • Duration 2 Days
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Overview

AXELOS RESILIA Cyber Resilience Best Practice is designed to help commercial and government organizations around the world prevent, detect and correct any impact cyber attacks will have on the information required to do business. Adding RESILIA to the existing AXELOS global best practice portfolio, including ITIL and PRINCE2 , brings a common cyber resilience best practice for security, IT service management and business. Active cyber resilience is achieved through people, process and technology.

Outline

Module 1: Course Introduction

  • 1.1 Let us get to know each other
  • 1.2 Course learning objectives
  • 1.3 Course agenda
  • 1.4 Activities
  • 1.5 Module end questions
  • 1.6 Course book structure
  • 1.7 RESILIA certification

Module 2: Risk Management

  • 2.1 Distinguish between the terms: risk, asset, vulnerability, threat
  • 2.2 Determine the actions needed to address risks and opportunities and explain their purpose
  • 2.3 Create and manage a: a) Risk register; b) Risk treatment plan

Module 3: Cyber Resilience Strategy

  • 3.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Establish governance; b) Manage stakeholders; c) Identify and categorize stakeholders; d) Create and manage cyber resilience policies; e) Manage audit and compliance
  • 3.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 4: Cyber Resilience Design

  • 4.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Human resource security; b) System acquisition, development, architecture and design; c) Supplier and 3rd party security; d) Endpoint security; e) Cryptography; f) Business continuity
  • 4.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 5: Cyber Resilience Transition

  • 5.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Asset management and configuration management; b) Classification and handling; c) Data transportation and removable media; d) Change management; e) Testing; f) Training; g) Documentation management; h) Information retention; i) Information disposal
  • 5.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 6: Cyber Resilience Operation

  • 6.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Access control; b) Network security management; c) Physical security; d) Operations security; e) Incident management
  • 6.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

Module 7: Cyber Resilience Continual Improvement

  • 7.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Audit and review; b) Control assessment; c) Key Performance Indicators; d) Business continuity improvements; e) Process improvements; f) Remediation and improvement planning
  • 7.2 Apply the seven-step improvement process to plan cyber resilience improvements
  • 7.3 Apply the ITIL CSI approach to cyber resilience

Module 8: Segregation of Duties and Dual Controls

  • 8.1 Apply the concepts of segregation of duties and dual controls to an organizational context

3.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Establish governance; b) Manage stakeholders; c) Identify and categorize stakeholders; d) Create and manage cyber resilience policies; e) Manage audit and compliance 3.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

4.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Human resource security; b) System acquisition, development, architecture and design; c) Supplier and 3rd party security; d) Endpoint security; e) Cryptography; f) Business continuity 4.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

5.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Asset management and configuration management; b) Classification and handling; c) Data transportation and removable media; d) Change management; e) Testing; f) Training; g) Documentation management; h) Information retention; i) Information disposal 5.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

6.1 Explain the purpose and use of the control objectives: a) Access control; b) Network security management; c) Physical security; d) Operations security; e) Incident management 6.2 Explain how ITSM processes and cyber resilience interact

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