CISM Certification: Certified Information Security Manager

Name: CISM Certification: Certified Information Security Manager
Brand: Simplilearn
SKU: 7145
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Advance Your Cybersecurity Career with CISM Certification Training

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CISM Certification Course Overview

You will acquire the requisite skills to design, deploy, and manage security architecture for your organization with this CISM certification training from Simplilearn. CISM course is aligned with ISACA best practices. Today, enterprises and government agencies increasingly expect their IT professionals to hold a CISM certification.

Skills Covered

Information Security Governance

Information Security Program

Design Security Architecture

Enterprise IT Frameworks

Information Security Risk Management

Incident Management

Knowledge of ISACA Domains

Information Security Governance

Information Security Risk Management

Information Security Program

Incident Management

Design Security Architecture

Knowledge of ISACA Domains

Enterprise IT Frameworks

Information Security Governance

Information Security Risk Management

Information Security Program

Incident Management

Design Security Architecture

Knowledge of ISACA Domains

Enterprise IT Frameworks

Benefits

Designation
Annual Salary
Hiring Companies

Security Product Manager
Annual Salary
$71KMin
$109KAverage
$146KMax
Source: Glassdoor
Hiring Companies
Source: Indeed
Information Security Manager
Annual Salary
$50KMin
$80KAverage
$120KMax
Source: Glassdoor
Hiring Companies
Source: Indeed
Systems Analyst
Annual Salary
$48KMin
$65KAverage
$87KMax
Source: Glassdoor
Hiring Companies
Source: Indeed

CISM Certification Course Curriculum

Eligibility

CISM certification is a globally recognized professional requirement in the IT Security domain. This certification is best suited for security consultants and managers, IT directors and managers, security auditors and architects, security system engineers, CISOs, information security managers, IT consultants, and risk officers.
To be eligible to take the CISM exam, you must meet the following requirements:
Successful completion of the CISM Exam
Certification application within the five-year window post-exam
Accumulation of 5 years of experience in the Information Security Management field
Eligibility criteria for job roles under IS audit, control, assurance, or security experience can be found here
Experience required within 3 out of the 4 domain
All applicable experience must fall within the past 10 years of the application
A minimum of 3 years of experience is required in three out of the four CISM job practice areas.
General Information Security Experience Waiver (optional)
Overall experience in information security (up to a maximum of 2 years).
Substitutions for CISM Work Experience (Optional) - Only 1 may be applied and documentation required. Click here for more details

Pre-requisites

Work experience verification requires independent confirmation from a person with whom you collaborated
Manager
Supervisor
Colleague
Client
Verifiers cannot be:
Immediate or extended family
Human Resources Department

Course Content

Certified Information Security Manager Training
Preview
- Lesson 01: Information Security Governance
  Preview
  - 1.01 Course Introduction
    08:53
  - 1.02 Information Security Governance: Overview
    04:51
  - 1.03 Effective Information Security Governance
    10:35
  - 1.04 Information Security Concepts and Technologies
    05:21
  - 1.05 Technologies
    03:47
  - 1.06 Scope and Charter of Information Security Governance
    03:41
  - 1.07 Information Security Governance Metrics
    05:28
  - 1.08 Information Security Strategy: Overview
    02:19
  - 1.09 Creating Information Security Strategy
    05:22
  - 1.10 Overview of Information Security Governance
    05:39
  - 1.11 Roles and Responsibilities in Information Security
    07:30
  - 1.12 Governance of Third-Party Relationships
    01:31
  - 1.13 Obtaining Senior Management Commitment
    02:46
  - 1.14 The Feasibility Study and the Business Case
    01:20
  - 1.15 Information Security Governance Metrics
    02:25
  - 1.16 Information Security Strategy Overview
    02:19
  - 1.17 COBIT
    04:16
  - 1.18 ISO Standards
    03:08
- Lesson 02: Information Security Risk Management
  Preview
  - 2.01 Information Risk Management and Compliance
    13:15
  - 2.02 Good Information Security Risk Management
    07:12
  - 2.03 Risk Assessment
    11:21
  - 2.04 Controls Countermeasures
    03:41
  - 2.05 Recovery Time Objective
    01:45
  - 2.06 Risk Monitoring and Communication
    02:51
  - 2.07 Risk Management: Overview
    11:44
  - 2.08 Good Information Security Risk Management
    06:05
  - 2.09 Information Security Risk Management Concepts
    05:43
  - 2.10 Implementing Risk Management
    05:17
  - 2.11 Testing Response and Recovery Plans
    04:15
  - 2.12 Risk Assessment
    11:19
  - 2.13 Controls Countermeasures
    05:43
  - 2.14 Recovery Time Objectives
    08:36
  - 2.15 Risk Monitoring and Communication
    03:08
- Lesson 03: Information Security Program
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  - 3.01 Development of Information Security Program
    08:32
  - 3.02 Information Security Program Objectives
    04:12
  - 3.03 Information Security Program Development Concepts
    02:43
  - 3.04 Scope and Charter of Information Security Program Development
    10:20
  - 3.05 Information Security Framework Components
    08:23
  - 3.06 Implementing an Information Security Program
    09:48
  - 3.07 Information Infrastructure and Architecture
    03:51
  - 3.08 Information Security Program
    06:27
  - 3.09 Security Program Services and Operational Activities
    08:55
  - 3.10 Overview of Information Security Programme Management
    15:04
  - 3.11 Program Objectives for Information Security
    00:51
  - 3.12 Components of an Information Security Framework
    10:36
  - 3.13 Creating a Road Map for an Information Security Programme
    04:47
  - 3.14 Policy, Standards, and Procedures
    02:47
  - 3.15 Budget for Security
    01:59
  - 3.16 Administration and Management of Security Programmes
    12:49
  - 3.17 Privacy Regulations
    01:43
  - 3.18 Architecture of Information Security
    02:41
  - 3.19 Implementation of Architecture
    03:15
  - 3.20 Cloud Computing
    06:45
  - 3.21 Countermeasures and Controls
    05:40
  - 3.22 Metrics and Monitoring for Security Programmes
    05:47
  - 3.23 Security Education and Training
    04:33
- Lesson 04: Incident Management
  Preview
  - 4.01 Incident Management: Overview
    03:45
  - 4.02 Incident Response: Procedures
    03:36
  - 4.03 Incident Management: Organization
    02:10
  - 4.04 Incident Management: Resources
    04:41
  - 4.05 Incident Management: Objectives
    04:09
  - 4.06 Incident Management: Metrics and Indicators
    03:34
  - 4.07 Current State of Incident Response Capability
    00:59
  - 4.08 Developing an Incident Response Plan
    07:52
  - 4.09 Information Security Incident Management
    01:10
  - 4.10 Incident Response Procedures
    07:50
  - 4.11 Incident Management: Organization
    03:44
  - 4.12 Incident Management: Resources
    07:31
  - 4.13 Incident Management: Objectives
    01:27
  - 4.14 Incident Management: Metrics and Indicators
    02:23
  - 4.15 Current State of Incident Response Capability
    01:54
  - 4.16 Develop an Incident Response Plan
    06:07
  - 4.17 BCP DRP
    11:47
  - 4.18 Testing Response and Recovery Plans
    09:18
  - 4.19 Executing the Plan
    06:06
- Lesson 05: CISM Case Studies
  Preview
  - 5.01 Air Traffic Control
    08:29
  - 5.02 CISM solution
    05:40
  - 5.03 IT Security Governance
    08:14
  - 5.04 Program Office Unique Framework
    09:53
  - 5.05 Is Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Effective?
    08:34
  - 5.06 Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
    10:19
  - 5.07 Information Security Risks Assessment
    15:20
  - 5.08 Impact Controls
    17:00
  - 5.09 Custom Incident Management Software
    07:18
  - 5.10 Incident Management Process
    07:30
  - 5.11 Information Security Program Development and Management
    13:17
  - 5.12 Developing Cyber Risk Management Strategy
    02:45
  - 5.13 Good Practices for Managing Information Risk
    03:58
  - 5.14 Managing Information Security Risk
    01:18
  - 5.15 Information Risk Management Communication
    00:35
  - 5.16 Stages of Information Security and Risk Management
    02:57
  - 5.17 Incident Risk: Management Functions
    01:50
  - 5.18 Information Risk: Management Introduction
    04:51
  - 5.19 Information Security: Incident Management
    01:01
  - 5.20 Process
    05:07
  - 5.21 How It Works?
    00:56
  - 5.22 Best Practices
    02:36
  - 5.23 Information Security Incident Management: Objectives
    03:18
  - 5.24 Responsibilities and Procedures
    05:15
  - 5.25 CISM Course Summary
    15:03

Programme Syllabus

CISM Course Advisor

Dean Pompilio
Technical Trainer, Owner- Steppingstonesolutions Inc
Mr.Pompilio has been an IT Professional since 1989. He has worn many hats along the way and holds over 20 IT certifications which include EC-Council CEI, CEH, CHFI, CISSP, CISA, CISM. His passion is to help IT professionals achieve their training goals and career growth.

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Why Join this Program

Develop skills for real career growthCutting-edge curriculum designed in guidance with industry and academia to develop job-ready skills
Learn from experts active in their field, not out-of-touch trainersLeading practitioners who bring current best practices and case studies to sessions that fit into your work schedule.
Learn by working on real-world problemsCapstone projects involving real world data sets with virtual labs for hands-on learning
Structured guidance ensuring learning never stops24x7 Learning support from mentors and a community of like-minded peers to resolve any conceptual doubts