Certificate in Cybersecurity Management
Description:
As organizations continue struggling to maintain and track their footprint on the Internet, it has become common knowledge that the employment of computer and information systems managers is expected to increase around the world. Hence, in this online course, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the underlying concepts related to Cybersecurity Management. More specifically, in this online course, students will learn effective ways to develop, execute, evaluate, and update security practices and policies that help organizations recognize and overcome cyberattacks. In addition, special attention is also given to learning how to implement cybersecurity policies as well as how to integrate information security into the organizational culture.
The Certificate in Cybersecurity Management online course is designed to help students prepare for leadership positions in protecting and leading critical information infrastructures. In this online course, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of risk management principles, methods, frameworks, and techniques that can be applied specifically to cybersecurity. Moreover, students will also learn how to identify, assess, and articulate risks as well as the options available for mitigating cyber risks.
Learning Objectives:
Upon the successful completion of the course, the student will become familiar with the essential concepts of cybersecurity technology management and will be able to:
- Protect the digital assets of an organization by integrating the most prominent cybersecurity practices.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity management strategies for mitigating and addressing cyber risks and threats.
- Protect the organizational information assets from vulnerabilities through utilizing information security techniques.
- Emphasize the importance of developing a cybersecurity culture within an organization as the most effective weapon against cybercriminals and other malicious sources.
- Thoroughly comprehend the relationship between cybersecurity and the cloud, governance, risk management, and organizational culture.
Course Modules & Duration:
The Certificate in Cybersecurity Management online course is equivalent to eleven (11) hours to complete – including the final quiz.
| Module 1: The Fundamentals of Cybersecurity | 1 hour |
| Module 2: Sources of Cybersecurity Risks and Threats | 1 hour |
| Module 3: The Rise of Cybercrime | 1 hour |
| Module 4: The Cloud and Cybersecurity | 1 hour |
| Module 5: Cybersecurity Governance | 1 hour |
| Module 6: Cybersecurity Mechanisms | 1 hour |
| Module 7: Cybersecurity Risk Management | 1 hour |
| Module 8: Developing a Cybersecurity Culture | 1 hour |
| Module 9: Cybersecurity Challenges | 1 hour |
| Module 10: The Future of Cybersecurity | 1 hour |
| Final Quiz: A quiz that consists of 30 questions (passing score 60%) | 1 hour |
Certification:
As soon as you finish the online course, you can download your Certificate of Achievement. This will also be accessible in your account any time you log in. Your Certificate of Achievement includes the online course you have studied, your name, the date of completion, and a verification number that can be used by future employers to verify that you passed your course.
Navigation Guide:
The Certificate in Cybersecurity Management online course is divided into manageable modules and topics. Go through these modules at your own pace and learn about each of the topics in the online course. We use images, written information, diagrams, and other resources to help you get to know the content without any problems. This online course is designed to progress without any assistance, but our support staff can be contacted if you need us.
Follow this link to download the: Navigation Guide for the Certificate in Cybersecurity Management online course. If you have any further questions or require further support, please do not hesitate to contact us at operations@cunitech.ca
“Being the subject of a cyber-attack incident is not a crime – but how you respond to it in the future could be. Being prepared to respond to an incident at a business level, not just with the technology, is absolutely critical.”
Gordon Archibald