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Explore how to identify, assess, and treat information security risks by evaluating likelihood, impact, and assets, while applying risk monitoring and controls to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Explore how encryption converts plaintext to unreadable ciphertext to protect confidentiality, using symmetric and asymmetric algorithms, key management, and hashing for integrity and authenticity. Learn how digital signatures achieve non-repudiation.
Understand information security access control concepts, including identification, authentication, authorization, accounting, auditing, classification, ownership, need-to-know, and least-privilege to protect sensitive information and assets.
Examine access control concepts including biometric authentication, authorization models such as least privilege and role-based access control, and centralized administration with single sign-on.
Explain alternative and diverse routing to protect against cable failures, and emphasize incident handling, living business continuity plans, training, and ethical penetration testing.
Master operations security by monitoring and maintaining systems, enforcing access controls and timely patches, applying separation of duties with compensating controls, and implementing change control and data integrity measures.
Explore how to design secure, resilient systems using RAID levels, redundancy, business continuity planning, risk analysis, business impact analysis, recovery point objective, maximum tolerable downtime, and SDLC considerations.
Improve operations security by validating input to prevent SQL injection and buffer overflows. Secure errors, stored procedures, and access controls across physical facilities and virtualization layers.
Explore the osi seven-layer model, topology, and devices like repeaters, switches, and routers shaping network architecture. Learn defense in depth with firewalls, dmz, vlan segmentation, proxies, and tls/ssl encryption.
Explore layered firewall architectures, from packet filtering and stateful inspection to proxies and intrusion prevention, while configuring ACLs, DMZs, and UTM to monitor and adapt security policies.
The Certified Security Leadership Officer (CSLO) is a vendor-neutral certification designed for mid and upper-level managers as well as any professionals who are seeking to increase their knowledge in the IT security field. This certification is offered by Mile2 and the course is based on the recommended curriculum. The course is designed in way that enables the students to gain an essential understanding of current security issues, best practices, and technology. A CSLO certified professional can be seen as the bridge between the cyber-security team and operations as well as business management. The course covers the fundamental topics such as networking, applications management, hardware architecture, information assurance, security policies, contingency planning and business continuity.
The Certified Security Leadership Officer (CSLO) course is a preparatory course for the official CSLO certification offered by Mile2. The course teaches the students about the security management, risk management, encryption, information security - access control concepts, incident handling and evidence, operations security, and network security.
Exam Information
The Certified Security Leadership Officer exam is taken online through Mile2’s Assessment and Certification System (“MACS”), which is accessible on your mile2 account. The exam will take 2 hours and consist of 100 multiple choice questions.