CISM Boot Camp Training

LENGTH:

5 days

TUITION:

Industry Standard Pricing: $2650 Megamind Special Pricing: $1980.00

 

Dates
Locations
April 22-26, 2013San Jose, CA
June 3-7, 2013Washington, DC
September 16-20, 2013San Jose, CA
October 7-11, 2013Dallas, TX
October 7-11, 2013Chicago, IL

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OVERVIEW

CISM defines the core competencies and international standards of performance that information security managers are expected to master. It provides executive management with the assurance that those who have earned their CISM have the experience and knowledge to offer effective security management and advice.

This 5-day boot camp is presented by international security expert, Krag Brotby theco-author of the official ISACA CISM Review manual. The training provides an intenseenvironment in which participants can acquire, thoroughly and properly, the skillsand knowledge expected of a world-class information security manager. In the processthe course provides outstanding preparation for the CISM exam.

Whether preparing for the CISM exam or providing training to ensure a standard and comprehensive proficiency baseline for information security, this intensive five-day boot camp provides the skills and knowledge of the five core competencies required by the successful information security practitioner.

This 5-day intensive boot camp is structured to follow the CISM review manual and examination flow. A full day is provided for each of the core competencies and associated task and knowledge statements, thereby ensuring a detailed and thorough coverage of all areas that will be tested The fundamental thrust of examination is on understanding the concepts and critical thinking, not on memorizing facts. As a result, the course will be presented in an interactive manner to ensure the underlying concepts are understood and examination questions can be analyzed properly to achieve the best answer.

OBJECTIVES

This course has been developed over more than seven years with two objectives:

1. To provide an environment in which security professionals can acquire the broad range of skills and knowledge expected of a world class information security manager. Whether or not you intend to sit for the CISM exam, this course is a powerful way to equip yourself with the knowledge of the five core competencies that define the successful information security manager.

2. To maximize your prospects at the CISM exam if you choose to sit it.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

The CISM Boot camp Training is for IS Security professionals who have at least 3-5 years experience. This training is geared towards IS managers and those whom have information security management responsibilities.

OUTLINE

1. Information Security Governance & Strategy

Information Security Governance Overview
Effective Information Security Governance
Information Security Concepts
Information Security Manager
Scope and Charter of IS Governance
Information Security Governance Metrics
Information Security Strategy Overview
Developing an Information Security Strategy
Information Security Strategy Objectives
Determining Current State of Security
Information Security Strategy
Strategy Resources
Strategy Constraints
Action Plan for Strategy
Implementing Security Governance
Action Plan Intermediate Goals

2. Risk Management

Risk Management Overview
Risk Management Strategy
Effective IS Risk Management
IS Risk Management Concepts
Implementing Risk Management
Risk Assessment and Analysis Methodologies
Risk Assessment
Controls and Countermeasures
Information Resource Valuation
Recovery Time Objectives
Integration With Life Cycle Processes
Security Control Baselines
Risk Monitoring and Communication
Training and Awareness
Documentation

3. Information Security Program Development

IS Program Development Overview
Effective IS Program Development
IS Program Development Concepts
Information Security Manager
Scope and Charter of IS Program Development
IS Program Development Objectives
Defining an IS Program Development Road Map
IS Program Resources
Implementing an IS Program
Information Infrastructure and Architecture
Physical and Environmental Controls
IS Program Integration
IS Program Development Metric

4. Information Security Program Management

IS Management Overview
Organizational Roles and Responsibilities
The IS Management Framework
Measuring IS Management Performance
Common IS Management Challenges
Determining the State of IS Management
IS Management Resources
Other IS Management Considerations
Implementing IS Management

5. Incident Management and Response

Incident Management and Response Overview
Incident Management Concepts
Scope and Charter of Incident Management
Information Security Manager
Incident Management Objectives
Incident Management Metrics and Indicators
Defining Incident Management Procedures
Incident Management Resources
Current State of Incident Response Capability
Developing an Incident Response Plan
Developing Response and Recovery Plans
Testing Response and Recovery Plans
Executing Response and Recovery Plans
Post event Reviews

ADDENDUM

Review Questions
Review of Practice Questions
Reference Materials
Glossary

Why CISM (Certified Information Security Manager)?

The most prestigious qualification available for information security managers today, the Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certification sets a high bar for managers. Organizations around the world, including the government, are finding the time-tested, internationally respected CISM certification the best approach to ensuring the necessary level of information security practitioner and management competence.

Conducted by the principal author and editor of the CISM Review Manual, expert instructor, Mr. Brotby ensures this intensive training bootcamp is current and relevant to the ISACA certification standard.

CISM focuses on the job performed by an information security manager. Other security certifications are characterized by a focus on technical skills or platform, or product-specific knowledge, or they are aimed at the practitioner in the earlier years of their career. Only CISM targets the information security manager – the individual who has progressed beyond the practitioner focus. CISM is for the individual who must manage and oversee the enterprise’s information security effort, including the practitioners, many of whom may hold other certifications the field offers.

The focus on management that makes CISM unique is demonstrated in its experience requirement, which calls for a minimum of three years in information security management, and in its exam focus that is based on the practices performed by information security managers.

CISM defines the core competencies and international standards of performance that effective security managers are expected to master. It provides executive management with assurance that those that have earned the certification have the experience and knowledge to ensure effective business-focused security.

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Krag Brotby has more than twenty five years of experience in enterprise computer security architecture, governance, risk and metrics and is certified as a CISM and CGEIT. Experience includes intensive involvement in current and emerging security architectures and is a principle in the SABSA Institute. He holds a foundation patent for digital rights management and has published a variety of technical and IT security related articles and books. Mr. Brotby has served as principal author and editor of the ISACA Certified Information Security Manager Review Manual since 2005, and the researcher and author of the widely circulated Information Security Governance, A Guide for Directors and Executive Management, 2nd ed., and the Information Security Governance : Guidance for Information Security Managers. He is the author of Information Security Management Metrics; Auerbach ’09 and Information Security Governance; a practical development and implementation approach; Wiley ‘09, and the newly published book by Auerbach ’13 (co-authored by Krag Brotby and Gary Hinson) titled PRAGMATIC Security Metrics.

Mr. Brotby has served on the ISACA Security Practice Development Committee, appointed to the Test Enhancement Committee responsible for exam question development, and to a committee that developed a systems approach to information security called the Business Model for Information Security (BMIS). Brotby is the recipient of the 2009 ISACA John W. Lainhart IV Common Body of Knowledge Award for noteworthy contributions to the information security body of knowledge for the benefit of the global security community.

Mr. Brotby has taught CISM courses globally during the past decade including the US Pentagon, US Marine Corp, Navy and Army. He is a member of the California High Tech Task Force Steering Committee, an advisory board for law enforcement. Mr. Brotby is a frequent workshop presenter and speaker at conferences globally and lectures on information security governance, metrics, information security management, GRC and CISM exam preparation throughout Oceana, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North America.

Mr. Brotby currently teaches a variety of computer security courses for MEGAMIND, and all are available onsite. To learn more about onsite training, email: info@megamind.org

WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING

“Very good presentation and very good presenter…” Marcelo M. Siemens

“Krag is one of the finest information security professionals I know. His knowledge of the field is legendary and his ability to share and communicate that knowledge is second to none. I have no reservations in recommending Krag as an industry guru.” Peter W. First Base Technologies

WORKBOOK MATERIALS

All attendees will receive a copy of the official CISM Review Questions, Answers & Explanations Manual 2012 ($90 value), and a course workbook with a copy of the instructor’s actual presentation.

MANDATORY PRE-WORKSHOP READING MATERIALS

Important: All attendees must purchase and study the official 2013 CISM REVIEW MANUAL  PRIOR to ATTENDING the workshop.

The CISM REVIEW MANUAL is required in order to attend the CISM 5-Day BOOT CAMP. It is recommended that attendees review the CISM Review Manual several weeks prior to the actual workshop. The 2013 CISM Review Manual is available directly from ISACA.org or from Amazon.com. Amazon offers used books at discounted prices.

REGISTRATION

Early registration is recommended as this course fills up quickly. To ensure admission, fees must be paid in advance.

Fees include:
Tuition and the course materials list above.
Fees do not include the 2013 CISM REVIEW MANUAL , which must be purchased by the student prior to the actual workshop.

CISM EXAM

The CISM Exam is NOT included in the course fees. You must register directly with ISACA (www.isaca.org) for the CISM Exam.

CANCELLATIONS

Cancellations will be accepted up to 10 working days before the scheduled course. After that time, no refunds can be given but substitutions can be sent at any time. Megamind reserves the right to cancel or postpone any scheduled training class.

CISM® is a federally licensed certification mark of ISACA.