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The Management’s Guide to Understanding Risk Management Decisions in Cybersecurity and Information Technology (IT)!
Have you ever wondered why your organization’s executives or your manager made a decision to fund or not fund your project? In this course, you will get an inside look at how cybersecurity and information technology (IT) managers determine which projects they will support with funding and which they won’t based on a preliminary risk analysis. Over the past two decades, I have worked in the cybersecurity and information technology realm, fighting for my projects to become funded. Early in my career, I didn’t understand why certain projects would be funded and executed, while others wouldn’t. What I learned, it all came down to risk management by our executives and managers. You will learn the terms used by executives and managers in discussing risk management, and how to apply the concepts of risk management to your networks, systems, and projects. This course is not an operational or tactical course that focuses on how you will secure your networks, but instead focuses on the mindset of managers and teaches you how to think like they do. Once you master these concepts, it is much easier to build your business case for your projects and justify your budgetary needs. This course also includes two case studies of what happens when risk management fails, as demonstrated by the Amazon Web Services outage and Equifax data breach that both occurred in 2017.
Throughout this course, we will discuss what comprises risk (assets, threats, and vulnerabilities), providing numerous real world examples along the way. We will also cover qualitative and quantitative risk measurements, showing how you can calculate the risk of an uncertainty due to vulnerabilities and threats.
What You Will Learn
- Understand the foundations of risk management in the cybersecurity and information technology field.
- Be able to use qualitative risk measurement techniques when discussing networks and projects.
- Be able to use quantitative risk measurement techniques when discussing networks and projects.
- Discuss current events in the technology space in relation to risk management decisions
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Introduction
What is Risk
2 Types of Risk
3 Types of Threats
4 Types of Threats
5 When Risk Management Fails
What Can You Do With Risk
6 What can you do with Risk
7 Risk Mitigation
8 Risk Transference
9 Risk Avoidance
10 Risk Acceptance
11 Risk Controls
Calculating Risk
12 Calculating Risk
13 Qualitative Risk Management
14 Quantitative Risk Management
15 Case Study – Equifax Data Breach (July 2017)
Risk Management in the Real World
16 Risk Management in the Real World
17 Corey Charles – IT Manager (Vulnerability Management)
18 David Anderson – Health Care Industry
19 Tu Laniyonu – Insider Threat
Conclusion
20 Conclusion
21 BONUS – Special Offer for My Students
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