Isaca CyberSecurity Audit Certificate.

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• krucial85 Member Austin, TexasPosts: 83Member ■■■□□□□□□□

  November 2018

  I'm not sure but it looks as though it is more focused on the technical controls (i.e. firewalls, networks, etc.). I know you saw this but:
  
  After this course, you will be able to:

  • Understand security frameworks to identify best practices
  • Identify cyber and legal regulatory requirements to aid in compliance assessments
  • Perform cybersecurity and third-party risk assessments
  • Define threat and vulnerability management including ISAC (Information Sharing), common cyber-attacks, penetration testing, and red team/blue team/purple team exercises
  • Enhance your asset, configuration, change and patch management practices
  • Assess network security from security architecture to traffic analysis to segmentation to data loss prevention
  • Audit application security using SDLC controls and OWASP best practices
  • Distinguish between firewall and network security technologies
  • Identify weaknesses in cloud strategies and controls
  • Identify the benefits and risks of containerization

  I just applied for my CISA certification (passed the exam in 2016) and I was thinking about getting this certification to enhance my knowledge.

  "The way to succeed is never quit. That's it. But be really humble about it."

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