
Understand information assets within institutions, including data systems and documents, and discover three security layers: administrative controls, technical controls, and physical controls.
Master essential cyber threats by strengthening password security with strong, unique passwords and password managers, securing email, physical devices, and social media, and addressing ATM fraud risks.
Define risk management and outline its main functions, methodology, and how organizations respond to risks, linking probability and consequences to achieve sustainable benefits while controlling negative impacts.
Identify, analyze, and respond to risks through goal-based, scenario-based, classification-based, and common-review methods. Monitor and control risks as an ongoing process aligned with the organization's goals, strategy, and environment.
Analyze encryption elements and the two main types—symmetric and asymmetric—using public and private keys, with examples like Caesar cipher, DES, AES, RSA, and DSA.
Explore seven stages of business continuity planning, from establishing a planning committee and conducting a business impact analysis to mitigating risk, developing plans, training, and testing.
What you will benefit from "The Basics of Cyber Security":
Definition and key terms and concepts in the field of cybersecurity
Identify and distinguish cyber threats and protection
Match appropriate types of controls to the actions of different threat actors
Explore the cyber risk management
Understand the concept of cryptography (encryption / decryption)
Know how to plan and write Business Continuity