CAS-IR Training: Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist (CAS)&(IR)

This five day course will go over ATAB ERM PPS, Aviation Security, Bioterrorism Response, HazMat Information, International, Military Manuals, Nuclear Safety & Security, Planning & Operations, Technology Information, Search and Rescue.

The key points the student will learn:

1. Managing an Incident Response Team
2. Key Steps to a Computer Event Investigation
3. Requirements for a Good Response Team Member

CISSP Training
Certified Information Systems Security Professional

This five course offers detailed instruction on the foundation concepts and technologies of all ten domains comprising the Common Base of Knowledge (CBK) fundamentals for the CISSP professional.

These ten domains are:

• Security Management Practices,
• Access Controls Systems & Methodology,
• Security Architectures & Models,
• Physical Security,
• Cryptography,
• Applications & Systems Development,
• Operations Security,
• Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity,
• Law – Investigations & Ethics, and
• Telecommunications and Netw0rk Security.

Students must have at least a primary job responsibility for computer security activities, 3 to 5 years experience within the computer security field and a basic knowledge of networking (as exhibited through other professional certification, such as Net+, Security+, CCNA®, CNA, or MCP) prior to enrolling in the course.

CompTIA Security +

This five day course offers detailed instruction on the foundation concepts and technologies of all fifteen domains comprising the security fundamentals for the Security + professional. A Security+ certified individual has successfully proven holding a foundation-level of skill and knowledge in Systems and Network Security Concepts, Secure Access to Systems & Networks, Cryptography, Evaluating Systems & Networks and Operational / Organizational Security. Example concepts are included to clarify the test objectives and should not be construed as a comprehensive listing of the content of the examination.

The Security+ course structure is usually presented based on the fifteen domains as follows:

1. Mitigating Threats
2. Cryptography
3. Authentication Systems
4. Messaging Security
5. User & Role Based Security
6. Public Key Infrastructure
7. Access Security
8. Ports & Protocols
9. Network Security
10. Wireless Security
11. Remote Access Security
12. Audit, Logging & Monitoring
13. Vulnerability Testing
14. Organizational Security
15. Business Continuity

CISM Training: Certified Information Security Manager

The three day CISM course covers the five basic areas of knowledge of:

• Information Security Governance
  Risk Management
• Program Management
• Incident Response Management
• Information Security Management
• Also Practice Exam, Review, Exam Prep.

Security Management

The five day information security practice management include information systems security governance and management, risk management, information security program management, incident response management.

Security Management Course Outline:

• Introduction to Security Management
• Requirements for Security Management
• Security Program Development
• Security Program Requirements
• Security Program Components
• Security Program Governance
• Security Risk Assessment
• Security Program Risk Management
• Security Program Management
• Incident Response Requirements
• Incident Response Management
• Incident Response Team Management

Security Modeling

The vast majority of network security professionals understand how individual devices and networks operate, however, the actual effect and result of implementing a new device, network infrastructure, or routing algorithm is usually guess-work.

The five day Security Management Course will ensure that the attendee will be able to provide his/her corporation with the most up-to-date, effective security measures, concepts and equipment, all tested before the “incident.”

• typical corporate network architectures
• network security components
• evaluate their requirements for implementation
• evaluated for their effectiveness and value
• Each network component or security device:
  • the firewall,
  • the IDS,
  • the secure router,
  • the DMZ,
  • the proxy host,
  • the WLAN and it's access points,
  • the VPN system,
  • the vulnerability scanner,
  • the PKI system,
  • the dial-in access system
• virtual network configuration
• evaluate each individual component as it is implemented, move its location and re-evaluate its effectiveness.
• to test multiple scenarios and many different equipment and network infrastructure configurations.

Security Tools

This course five day course is a hands-on practical lab course designed for students who wish to receive training in and develop their skills in utilizing the various tools and techniques of the “trade”.

The various types of tools will include desktop tools, server tools, laptop tools, cell phone and PDA tools, network tools and Internet tools.

IR & Forensics Tools Course Outline:

Tools to be examined include:

• File System Navigation tools
• Hashing tools
• Binary Search tools
• Imaging tools
• Bit Copy
• File System
• Deep Retrieval tools
• Bit Level
• File System
• File Chain Navigation tools
• Network scanning tools

Forensics Tools by Operating System: Windows, UNIX, and Macintosh.

Forensics Case Management Tools: Access Data, Paraben, EnCase, and Other tools.

Device Specific Tools: Hardware tools, PDA, Cell Phone, and Mobile Device tools

Networking Tools: Network Scanning Tools, Network Examination Tools and Log Tools

SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner

The five day SSCP CBK Review training course for the common Information Assurance and Computer Security component training needs and requirements in preparation of the students to take the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC2) SSCP examination.

The ISC2 SSCP Certification is one of the few professional security certifications to attain ISO/IEC 17024 status. This course offers detailed instruction on the foundation concepts and technologies of all seven domains comprising the Common Base of Knowledge (CBK) fundamentals for the SSCP professional. These seven domains are:

• Access Control
• Administration
• Audit & Monitoring
• Cryptography
• Risk, Response, & Recovery
• Data Communications
• Malicious Code

SCNP – Security Certified Network Professional

SCNP is a highly technical certification specifically designed to present and certify detailed technical security information for the network professional. Real-world security technology and practices are presented, evaluated and tested for in this certification coursework.

Two courses make up this certification Tactical Perimeter Defense (TPD) and Strategic Infrastructure Security (SIS).

TPD Focus

• Network Defense Fundamentals
• Advanced TCP/IP
• Routers and Access Control Lists
• Designing Firewalls
• Configuring Firewalls
• Implementing IPSec and VPNs
• Designing an Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
• Configuring IDS
• Securing Wireless Networks

SIS Focus

• Cryptography
• Hardening Linux
• Hardening Windows
• Ethical Hacking Techniques
• Security on the Internet and WWW
• Risk Analysis
• Security Policy
• Analyzing Packets

SCNA – Security Certified Network Architect

SCNA presents the more advanced technical security practices and tools for the network security professional. Additional tools, best practices, and scenario-based problems and solutions are presented in this coursework.

Two courses make up this certification Advanced Security Implementation ( ASI) and Enterprise Security Solutions ( ESS).

ASI Focus

• Introduction to Trusted Networks
• Cryptography and Data Security
• Computer Forensics
• Law and Legislation
• Biometrics
• Strong Authentication
• Digital Certificates
• Digital Signatures

ESS Focus

• Trusted Network Implementation
• Plan and Design a Trusted Network
• Microsoft Trusted Networks
• Linux Trusted Networks
• Managing Certificates
• Local Resource Security
• Wireless Security
• Securing Email
• Building Trusted Solutions

The final exam, SC0-502, is 100% scenario-based, drawing from ALL FOUR SCP courses. Each question will present a complex network environment, including quotes from key employees regarding the network, its performance, and security.

CIFI Training

The five day CIFI training course is designed to give an in-depth knowledge of information forensics investigations and assist the student in preparing for the CIFI exam. Moving through each of the Common Bodies of Knowledge areas and culminating with the Information Forensics Tools and Process session. This course covers the theory behind the practice and offers a detailed discussion of each major tool available to the forensics investigator in order for the student to gain practical experience in the methods of information forensics.

The CIFI course covers the six basic areas of knowledge of:

• Auditing
• Traceback
• Investigation and Incident Response
• Information Forensics Tools and Processes
• Countermeasures and Secure Design
• Law Enforcement and Investigation

CIFM Training: Certified Information Forensics Manager Training

The five day CIFM Course Domains are: