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Module 1: Risk Management Framework (RMF)
This course provides an introduction to the Risk Management Framework (RMF), a widely recognized methodology for managing cybersecurity risk. This course is designed for novices who are looking to start a career in cybersecurity and want to gain a deeper understanding of the RMF and its components.
The course covers the key elements of the RMF, including its six steps:
Categorize the information system and the data processed, stored, and transmitted by that system.
Select security controls and assess their implementation.
Authorize the information system.
Monitor the security controls and the information system on an ongoing basis.
Evaluate the risk posed by changes to the information system or its environment of operation.
Accredit the information system for continued operation.
Throughout the course, students will learn about the RMF's guidelines and requirements, and how to apply them to real-world cybersecurity scenarios. They will also have the opportunity to practice what they have learned through hands-on activities, case studies, and interactive discussions with the instructor and other students.
By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of the RMF and how to apply it to manage cybersecurity risk in their organizations. This course is suitable for anyone who is interested in starting a career in cybersecurity, including IT professionals, security analysts, risk managers, and anyone with an interest in improving their organization's cybersecurity posture.
The course includes all the necessary materials and equipment, and the instructor will be available to provide support and guidance throughout the learning process. So, if you are ready to take the first step in your cybersecurity career, sign up for this comprehensive and engaging course on the Risk Management Framework (RMF) today!
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Module 2: General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
GDPR is a regulation aimed at strengthening and unifying data protection across the European Union. The main goals of GDPR are to protect the personal information of users and set rules for the free flow of personal information within the European Union. As a statute, the GDPR is lengthy, time-consuming, and filled with difficult-to-understand legal language. SkiesTech's intention is to simplify the topic for you. No matter where in the world your company is located, your success in adopting the GDPR will depend on your understanding of the fundamental principles and underlying concepts. This is one of the few available GDPR
courses with visually engaging content. This content has been thoroughly researched and condensed into the most important topics for you.
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Module 4: HITRUST, HITECH and HIPAA Compliance
The HIPAA Compliance Training is an easy-to-understand course that will offer a beginner with a foundational knowledge of HIPAA. Even with the best of intentions, errors, employee non-compliance, complaints, and security breaches sometimes occur. HIPAA and HITECH necessitate
the monitoring and remediation of these vulnerabilities within a specified timeframe. Compliance
is essential because it preserves patients' Protected Health Information. Noncompliance with
HIPAA, however, can result in exorbitant fines and irreversible damages to the reputation of the
doctor, dentist, hospital, and other medical facilities and operation. Our team of devoted
cybersecurity professionals with many years of industry expertise aspires to provide student with
a step-by-step guidance and genuine hands-on projects that will thoroughly prepare them for a Cybersecurity position in the healthcare Industry.
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Module 5: PCI DSS
This course will cover fundamental and technical knowledge as well as practical applications and illustrations.
A comprehensive explanation of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard and the evaluation criteria for each requirement.
Definition of PCI-DSS terms, including Card Data Environment (CDE), Card Data Holder (CHD), and
Sensitive Authentication Data (SAD), as well "general" terms for the payment industry. Included in this
category are merchants, issuing banks, and acquiring banks. Numerous iterations and significant revisions of the PCI-history. DSS's
The eight types of SAQs and the machines/merchants they target, including the SAQ-A and SAQ-A-EP, the SAQ-B and SAQ-B-IP, the SAQ-C and SAQ-C-VT, the SAQ-P2PE-HW, and the most general SAQ-D.
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Module 6: GRC/third-party vendor risk management
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