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A comprehensive overview of risk and management principles and practices as applied in a cyber security context.

What you'll learn
Develop an understanding of what risk is and how it can be managed.
How to create a risk management framework within your organisation.
How to identify, assess and articulate risk as well as identifying options for treatment and determining which is the most appropriate.
How to perform detailed analysis of risk and develop risk treatment plans.
How to apply risk management concepts in practice including developing a risk register, governance models, risk bowties and reporting.
Requirements
No special requirements.
Description
In this course you will gain a solid understanding of risk management principles, processes, frameworks and techniques that can be applied specifically to cyber security as well as risk in general.

You will learn how to identify, assess and articulate risk as well as options available for treating risk and which may be most appropriate for your situation.

This course also provides examples of tools and techniques as well as useful tips that can help you to successfully implement and maintain a risk management framework within your organization.

Who this course is for:
Information Technology Managers
Information/Cyber Security Managers
Information Security Professionals
Anyone with an interest in gaining a general understanding of risk management as well as how it applies to information security




   
   
   

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