What you'll learn

IT audit process
IT governance
Systems and infrastructure lifecycle management
IT service delivery and support
Protection of information assets
Business continuity and disaster recovery

Course content

2 sections • 186 lectures • 4h 44m total length

Lesson 3: IS Architecture and Software Part11:46
IS Architecture and Software Part21:13
Operating Systems0:53
Software Integrity Issues Part11:48
Software Integrity Issues Part20:30
Activity Logging and Reporting Options1:15
Data Communication Software0:53
Data Management0:43
File Organization1:14
Database Management Systems Part10:44
Database Management Systems Part20:40
Example of Data in DBMS6:02
DBMS Architecture0:56
DBMS Metadata Architecture0:51
Database Structure1:10
Relational Database0:46
Database Models3:35
Relational Database Model5:09
Database Controls2:20
Tape and Disk Management Systems0:21
Utility Programs0:54
Software Licensing Issues Part11:50
Software Licensing Issues Part21:07
Software Licensing Issues Part31:06
Digital Rights Management1:07
Lesson 4: Network Infrastructure1:37
Enterprise Network Architecture0:37
Types of Networks4:02
Network Services1:59
Network Standards and Protocols1:08
OSI Architecture1:16
OSI Layers10:46
Application of the OSI Model in Network Architectures0:49
Local Area Network0:21
Network Physical Media Specifications2:57
Implementation of WANs0:58
LAN Media Access Technologies2:28
LAN Components3:10
OSI Layer Diagram7:43
LAN Technology Selection Criteria0:47
Wide Area Networks Part12:26
Wide Area Networks Part23:10
WAN Devices2:05
WAN Technologies2:40
Wireless Networks0:51
Wireless Wide Area Networks0:33
Wireless Local Area Networks Part10:37
Wireless Local Area Networks Part22:24
Wireless Security1:44
Wireless Application Protocol0:34
Risks of Wireless Communications Part10:16
Risks of Wireless Communications Part21:38
World Wide Web Services1:15
General Internet Terminology3:34
Network Administration and Control0:54
Network Performance Metrics1:46
Network Management Issues1:25
Network Management Tools1:45
Client/Server Technology Part10:41
Client/Server Technology Part21:37
Client/Server Technology Part30:51
Client/Server Technology Part41:34
Client/Server Technology Part50:44
Lesson 5: Disaster Recovery Planning0:24
Recovery Point Objective and Recovery Time Objective Part11:05
Recovery Point Objective and Recovery Time Objective Part20:44
Recovery Strategies Part11:07
Recovery Strategies Part20:11
Recovery Strategies Part32:32
Application Disaster Recovery Methods Part11:04
Application Disaster Recovery Methods Part20:51
Data Storage Disaster Recovery Methods0:36
Telecommunication Networks Disaster Recovery Methods0:24
Methods for Network Protection1:40
Development of Disaster Recovery Plans0:39
Organization and Assignment Of Responsibilities Part10:53
Organization and Assignment Of Responsibilities Part20:42
Organization and Assignment Of Responsibilities Part30:08
Backup and Restoration0:21
Off-Site Library Controls1:25
Types of Backup Devices and Media Part10:14
Types of Backup Devices and Media Part20:29
Periodic Backup Procedures0:25
Frequency of Rotation1:03
Backup Schemes1:45
Module 04 Review1:01
Module 04 - Quiz

Introduction1:30
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Lesson 1: Importance Of Information Security1:18
Key Elements of Information Security Management1:07
Information Security Management Roles and Responsibilities0:15
Inventory and Classification of Information Assets Part10:53
Inventory and Classification of Information Assets Part21:46
System Access Permission Part13:03
System Access Permission Part22:37
Mandatory and Discretionary Access Controls2:42
Privacy Management Issue and the Role of IS Auditors Part10:42
Privacy Management Issue and the Role of IS Auditors Part20:36
Critical Success Factors to Information Security Management0:54
Information Security and External Parties1:16
Identification of Risks Related to External Parties1:08
Addressing Security When Dealing with Customers2:55
Addressing Security and Third-Party Agreements Part10:41
Addressing Security and Third-Party Agreements Part20:42
Human Resources Security and Third Parties Part11:37
Human Resources Security and Third Parties Part21:25
Computer Crime Issues and Exposures Part12:45
Computer Crime Issues and Exposures Part22:26
Types of Computer Crimes Part11:36
Types of Computer Crimes Part23:44
Peer to Peer, Instant Messaging, Data Leakage and Web-Based Technologies2:20
Security Incident Handling and Response Part12:05
Security Incident Handling and Response Part21:32
Lesson 2: Logical Access0:25
Logical Access Exposures0:43
Familiarization with the Enterprise IT Environment0:19
Paths of Logical Access1:03
General Points of Entry0:17
Logical Access Control Software0:40
Identification and Authentication1:51
Features of Passwords Part11:08
Features of Passwords Part22:20
Identification and Authentication Best Practices3:09
Token Devices, One-Time Passwords1:35
Management of Biometrics2:47
Single Sign-On Part11:35
Single Sign-On Part21:06
Authorization Issues0:38
Access Control Lists0:44
Logical Access Security Administration1:00
Remote Access Security Part11:41
Remote Access Security Part21:07
Common Connectivity Methods Part12:33
Common Connectivity Methods Part20:21
Remote Access Using PDAs1:53
Access Issues with Mobile Technology2:13
Access Rights to System Logs1:04
Tools for Audit Trail Analysis0:55
Use of Intrusion Detection1:31
Storing, Retrieving, Transporting and Disposing of Confidential Information2:42
Lesson 3: Network Infrastructure Security0:43
LAN Security0:37
Virtualization0:43
Client/Server Security Part11:24
Client/Server Security Part22:21
Client/Server Security Part30:52
Wireless Security Threats and Risks Mitigation Part10:32
Wireless Security Threats and Risks Mitigation Part20:56
Internet Threats and Security2:06
Network Security Threats3:13
Internet Security Control Audits3:00
Firewall Security Systems3:51
Common Attacks Against a Firewall1:46
Examples of Firewall Implementation1:56
Intrusion Detection2:09
Describing IDS and IPS Deployment2:38
Encryption Part10:48
Encryption Part22:29
Uses of Encryption1:39
Viruses1:48
Technical Controls Against Viruses0:20
AV Software1:24
Voice Over IP1:17
Private Branch Exchange1:05
Lesson 4: Auditing Information Security Management Framework Part10:19
Auditing Information Security Management Framework Part20:43
Auditing Logical Access0:45
Techniques for Testing Security1:38
Lesson 5: Auditing Network Infrastructure Security1:11
Auditing Remote Access1:29
Network Penetration Test2:56
Types of Penetration Tests1:52
Full Network Assessment Reviews0:41
Development and Authorization of Network Changes0:39
Unauthorized Changes1:00
Computer Forensics1:33
Chain of Evidence2:19
Lesson 6: Environmental Exposures and Controls Part10:04
Environmental Exposures and Controls Part22:25
Lesson 7: Physical Access Exposures and Controls0:15
Physical Access Exposures1:01
Physical Access Controls2:04
Auditing Physical Access1:28
Lesson 8: Mobile Computing Part10:12
Mobile Computing Part21:30
Module 05 Review1:07
Course Closure2:44
Module 05 - Quiz

Requirements

The course requires the candidates to have systems administration experience, familiarity with networking fundamentals such as TCP/IP, and an understanding of UNIX, Linux, and Windows operating systems.
This is an advanced level course and requires the students to have basic concepts and knowledge of the IT security and a minimum of 3-5 years practical experience.

Description

The Technology Systems Auditing course has become the industry standard for the IT auditing, control and security. The course helps the students to gain relevant, up-to-date and concise knowledge along with hands-on practice exams.

If you’re a professional with experience of participating, leading and directing information system projects, this IT Systems Auditing course will help you prepare for a lucrative and highly sought after position in this exciting and challenging field of information technology.

Completing this course showcases your knowledge of IS auditing, and demonstrates you are capable to assess vulnerabilities, report on compliance and institute controls within an enterprise. After completing this training course you will be able to leverage standards, manage vulnerabilities, you will understand ensure compliance, offer solutions, institute controls and deliver value to an enterprise, and the acquisition process and testing process.

IT Systems Auditing is one of the most popular and high-demand IT employment options available. The course offers the ability for students to gain comprehensive knowledge in concepts that are required to get into the field of IT Systems Auditing.

Get your start in the world of IT Systems Auditing by taking this course today. Part 2 of this course is also available to complete your education.

This course is in no way sponsored or endorsed by, or in any way affiliated with, ISACA.

** This course is in 2 parts. Please purchase Part 1 as well for complete course.**

Who this course is for:

IT audit, control, assurance, and security professionals
IT consultants, auditors, and managers
Security policy writers
Privacy officers
Information security officers
Network security engineers

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Module 04 - Information Systems Operations, Maintenance and Support (continue...86 lectures • 2hr 14min

Module 05 - Protection of Information Assets100 lectures • 2hr 30min

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