Data Security strategy for organizations
What you'll learn
- Data Security Strategy Development
- Data Types, Classification, Lifecycle management
- Data regulatory requirements
- Data Governance and Management
- Data Monitoring and Incident Response
- Data Security Technical Controls
Requirements
- No specific requirements.
Description
All companies rely on some sort of digital data to be able to operate, e.g. customer data, financial data, business plans. Digital Data is the most important asset and needs to be kept secure in order for any company to be successful. Whether you work for a small or large organization, an innovator company, a public company, a software as a service company or any other company with any digital transactions, data plays a vital role for that company operation. Today, no company can survive without digital data and with all cyber attacks going on, protecting data becomes more and more important.
Securing the data is really the foundation of any information security program, and any security control implementation is done for that reason.
Here, you will learn different data security requirements and techniques. At the end of this course, you will be able to understand what different types of data are, the importance of them for different organizations and security control requirements to protect them.
This course will have 5 main sections as below:
What are the Data Types, Data Classification, and Data Lifecycle
What are the Law and Industry Regulations specific to digital data
What is the Data Governance and Management
What is Data Monitoring and Incident Response
What are the common Data Security Technical Controls
Who this course is for:
- Security (CyberSecurity) professionals
- CISO, CIO, CEO
- IT Senior Management
- Data Governance and data security team
- Cyber Security students
- Security risk managers
Instructor
Rassoul is an Information Security expert, leader, author of a few cyber security books, online and university instructor, and active member of security forums and communities. He has been working with the senior executives and stakeholders of enterprise companies to identify, assess and capture cyber security risks, as well as defining the strategy and building a program to implement relevant controls to minimize those risks.
Security strategy, governance, architecture, risk management, incident management and security operation are only some of his area of expertise, while his deep technical knowledge and background allows companies to identify and implement effective security solutions and constantly optimizing them.
Rassoul holds variety of industry certifications (including CISM, CISSP, SABSA, CRISC, ISO27001, CEH, COBIT, etc.) and currently working as the Director of Information Security in a large global healthcare organization.