In a data-heavy world, challenged by remote working and increased threats to infrastructure, costs to protect your business systems can be high.
This free short course is designed to give existing IT professionals the understanding and skills to identify, respond to and recover from cyber attacks, adding a vital layer of protection to any business.
Designed and delivered by Industry-certified Cyber professionals BIT Group, training will take place in Barking and Dagenham's £15m Institute of Technology building, on-site in the Cyberhub Security Operations Centre. You’ll receive 10 days of training across a 10 week period to minimise the impact on your current role.
Benefits to your business
Improve your IT/Security team's `Response Plan’ and ability to Recover from Incidents
Identify cost savings by onboarding the right Security Technology to protect your organisation’s infrastructure
Increase board-level assurance by reducing the skills gaps between people, processes and technology
Effectively identify & address vulnerabilities to prevent the costly risk of operational downtime
Benefits to IT professionals
Learn Industry `Best Practice’ and understand use-cases that can be implemented in your environment
Become your company’s `Go-to Cyber Security Expert’
Experience being a Cyber Analyst within the East London Institute of Technology's newest Security Operations Centre (SOC)
Learn to identify potentially Malicious & Anomalous Events within your organisation
Leverage Intelligence & Threat Detection techniques and suggest preventative measures
What you'll learn
Day 1 - Theory
Understanding security layers, operating system security and network security
Day 2 - Theory
Comparing and contrasting security controls
Explaining basic cryptography concepts
Implementing identity and access management controls
Evaluate an organisation’s cybersecurity posture
Day 3 - Theory
Analysing vulnerabilities
Analyse threats & attacks to computing environments
Day 4 to Day 8 (in the Security Operations Centre, or CyberHub SOC)
Assess cybersecurity risk in computing environments - within a risk management framework
Identify that a cybersecurity incident has occurred
Collect cybersecurity intelligence
Analyse data collected from security and event logs - using both Windows and Linux tools
Analyse threats to computing environments
Analyse attacks on computing environments
Analyse post-attack techniques on computing environments
Perform analysis on network assets
Investigate cybersecurity incidents
Provide remediation and containment suggestions in response to cybersecurity incidents
Assess and apply cybersecurity policies and procedures
Understand the cybersecurity threat landscape
Review vulnerability assessments performed on computing environments
Utilise log sources for continuous monitoring and detection of potential anomalies
Day 9 - Theory
Identify cybersecurity compliance, standards, frameworks, and best practices
Incident response planning
Day 10 - Theory Cyber Essentials - complete guide to self-assessment
Prerequisites: This Level 4 course is free for adults over the age of 19 who are currently employed in an IT role.
Apply now at Barking and Dagenham by clicking here