Certified Cyber Security Operations Manager (C-CSOM)
Organizations face ongoing threats to their information technology infrastructure on a daily basis. These security struggles need to be approached with modern techniques, a holistic view of security, and a diverse body of knowledge. With the proper tools and training, managers in the Information Security and Cyber Security fields will be much more capable of finding success within their roles.
The Certified Cyber Security Operations Manager certification course brings Cyber Security core competencies to advanced levels with new concepts and traditional best practices. Using 16 detailed learning objectives, students will be provided with the knowledge and context needed to successfully manage the security of their technical environments. Focusing on the Information Security concerns of today, students will cover topics such as Cloud Security, Threat Intelligence Collection, Vulnerability Management, Biometric Security Systems, and the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework.
The Certified Cyber Security Operations Manager course is a component of the career progression track that supports the required Categories, Specialty Areas and Work Roles as defined by the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Cybersecurity Workforce Framework. It provides a common language to speak about cyber roles and jobs and can be referenced to define professional requirements in cybersecurity.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY MANAGER
(OV-MGT-002)
CYBER INTEL PLANNER
(CL-OPO-001)
CYBER WORKFORCE DEVELOPER AND MANAGER
(OV-SPP-002)
CYBER OPS PLANNER
(CL-OPO-002)
EXECUTIVE CYBER LEADERSHIP
(OV-EXL-001)
CYBER INSTRUCTOR
(OV-TEA-002)
Course Outline and Learning Objectives
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- Overview of the NICE Framework
- NICE Framework Key Terms
- NICE Framework Categories
- NICE Framework Specialty Areas and Work Roles
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSA’s)
- Implementing the NICE Framework
- Password Complexity and Policy
- Tokens, HOTP, and TOTP Controls
- Biometric and Geolocation Methods
- Kerberos, NTLM, LDAPS, and Active Directory
- SSO, SAML, OAuth, and OpenID Connect
- Access Control Models
- Biometric Implementation
- Fingerprint Recognition Systems
- Facial Recognition Systems
- Iris and Retinal Imaging Systems
- Keystroke Dynamics
- Voice Recognition Systems
- Providing Integrity with Hashing
- Symmetric Encryption Characteristics
- Asymmetric Encryption Characteristics
- Email: Using Cryptographic Protocols
- Public Key Infrastructure: Certificates
- Cryptography Security Threats
- Security Architecture Frameworks
- Reference Security Architecture
- The Secure Development Life Cycle
- Architectural Design Documentation
- Architectural Domains: The Four Pillars
- Zero Trust Networks
- Baseline Measuring Objectives
- Network Sensor Deployment
- Statistical Monitoring
- Potential Signs of Compromise
- Indicator of Compromise Verification
- Event-Based Alert Monitoring Evaluation
- 7 Stages of the Attack Life Cycle
- Effective Incident Remediation
- Assigning a Remediation Owner
- Remediation Posturing Actions
- Eradication Plan Development
- Plan Timing and Execution
- Network Forensics vs. Digital Forensics
- General Process for Performing Analysis
- Standard Windows Directory Structure
- Locating Endpoint Data
- Live Collection Best Practices
- Live Response: When Things Go Wrong
- Understanding Elements of Proof
- Investigative Interview Strategies
- Investigative Report Writing
- Incident Scene Management
- Evidence Dynamics and Chain of Custody
- Legal Challenges in Digital Investigations
- Risk Management: Key Definitions
- The Key Attributes of Risk
- Risk Management Program Development
- Risk Management Frameworks
- Asset Inventories and Resource Profiles
- Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis
- Identifying Vulnerabilities and Misconfigurations
- Nmap (Network Mapper) and Zenmap
- Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP)
- Vulnerability Program Essentials
- Prioritizing and Rating Vulnerability Levels
- Establishing an Efficient Workflow
- BCP and DRP Key Definitions
- The Benefits of a Business Impact Analysis
- Business Impact Analysis Data Collection
- Selecting a BIA Project Manager
- Writing a BCP / DRP Testing Strategy
- The 5 Progressions of BCP / DRP Testing
- Cyber Adversaries vs. Cyber Defenders
- Components of the Threat Landscape
- Understanding the Maneuver Warfare Mindset
- The Threat Intelligence Cycle
- Challenges to Cyber Crime Investigations
- Threat Intelligence Sources
- Cloud Computing Service Models
- Public, Private, and Hybrid Cloud
- Cloud Data Security
- Data Loss Prevention: Egress Monitoring
- Cloud Platform Risks
- Lack of Physical Access and Auditing Ability
- Seeking Best Options Over Fairness
- General Contract Structures
- SLA and Contract Review Process
- General Contract Review Checklist
- Provisions of an Enforceable Contract
- Contract Negotiation Strategies
- Response Playbook Components
- Building a Response Playbook
- Common Playbook Response Scenarios
- Planning Table-Top Exercises
- Planning Simulated Attacks
- Sample Playbook: Unauthorized Access
Course Training Materials
Exam Prep Guide
Course Workbook & Labs
Lab Images (if Applicable)
Practice Assessment Quizzes
40-Hour CPE Credit Certificate
Knowledge Assessment Examination
Knowledge Assessment Exam
Upon completion of self-study courses, students will be prepared to sit for the knowledge assessment exam. The online examination will consist of True/False, Multiple Choice, and Fill in the Blank questions. The exam may be taken at any time within one year of purchasing the certification course.
Students will have two hours to complete a computer-based examination consisting of 100 questions. A score of 70% or higher is required to earn the certification. Upon successful completion of the exam and a review of the proctor report, students will be mailed a hardcopy of their certification and their CPE credit documentation via USPS 2-Day mail within 72-hours of the exam date.
The examination is “closed book.” However, students will be allowed to use their notes on material presented during the course as well as their Course Workbooks.
Additional Information
LANGUAGE
English
DURATION
Self-Paced
LABS
No
CPE CREDIT
40 Hours
COURSE FEE
$1,200
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