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Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) 101
The Only 5 Skills You Need to Become A Cybersecurity Professional
Created bySerena Curry
Last updated 8/2023
English
What you'll learn
- Learn The Core Responsibilities Of An ISSO: The Only 5 Core Skills You'll Need
- What You Need to Know About NIST frameworks - SP 800-37 (RMF) and SP 800-53 (REV 5)?
- How Does FedRAMP (Cloud-based Systems) Relate To RMF (On-Prem Systems)?
- Categorize An Information System - Low, Moderate or High | FIPS 199
- Quickly How Orgs Establish baselines and How ISSOs tailor baseline controls
- Assess Document : Review/Edit/Write Implementation Statements
- Complete Continuous Monitoring Tasks - Review Audit Logs, Analyze Scans Reports, Create POAMs
- BONUS: ISSO Workload: How To Manage All Your Tasks - Daily, Monthly, Quarterly, Annuallly - There are lots of them
- BONUS: Assessments: How to Keep Them On Track Even Though You Aren't In Charge
- BONUS: Collaborate: How to Successfully Work With Key Stakeholders - SO, ISSM, CISO, IA, SAOP
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Course content
12 sections • 44 lectures • 1h 26m total length
Requirements
- Required: Security Certification* - Security Plus, Network Plus, CISSP (*Obtained or studying for)
- Helpful: Some hands-on experience in one of the following roles is helpful - web development, database management, network administration, Tier 1 technical support
- Plus: Some working knowledge of federal/DoD terms and acronyms
Description
From categorizing information systems to establishing baseline controls and identify vulnerabilities by analyzing scan reports and reviewing audit log to tracking vulnerabilities with plan of actions and milestones.
This course ensures you will be able to use your knowledge as an ISSO to establish and maintain the security posture of information systems.
From categorizing information systems to establishing baseline controls and identify vulnerabilities by analyzing scan reports and reviewing audit log to tracking vulnerabilities with plan of actions and milestones.
This course ensures you will be able to use your knowledge as an ISSO to establish and maintain the security posture of information systems.
From categorizing information systems to establishing baseline controls and identify vulnerabilities by analyzing scan reports and reviewing audit log to tracking vulnerabilities with plan of actions and milestones.
This course ensures you will be able to use your knowledge as an ISSO to establish and maintain the security posture of information systems.
From categorizing information systems to establishing baseline controls and identify vulnerabilities by analyzing scan reports and reviewing audit log to tracking vulnerabilities with plan of actions and milestones.
This course ensures you will be able to use your knowledge as an ISSO to establish and maintain the security posture of information systems. From categorizing information systems to establishing baseline controls and identify vulnerabilities by analyzing scan reports and reviewing audit log to tracking vulnerabilities with plan of actions and milestones.
This course ensures you will be able to use your knowledge as an ISSO to establish and maintain the security posture of information systems.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Intermediate Experienced Cybersecurity Professionals