Enterprise Information Security Architecture | Dr. Michael Kelley CISSP,CHS-II,PMP

(I-Newswire) February 18, 2006 - Enterprise Information Security Architecture
Dr. Michael Kelley CISSP,CHS-II,PMP

DESCRIPTION: This is a 40-hour, instructor-led course that provides a solid foundation for managing enterprise information security architectures. The course presents concepts for planning, designing, deploying and operating secure information technology systems. Topics address information security, enterprise security, network security, host-system security, operations & support. The course includes case study analysis of a hypothetical business enterprise as security concepts are discussed.

AUDIENCE: This course is intended for information security officers, implementers, managers, and professionals seeking in-depth training in information security principles, practices and technology.

INSTRUCTORS: Dr. Michael Kelley CISSP, CHS-I&II, PMP
Dr. Michael Kelley has a PhD in Information Security Management, and over 18 years of hands-on experience in information security planning, design, implementation, management and assessment. Dr. Michael Kelley is also an Ajucant Professor and Faculty Coordinator in MIS and Information Security curricula for Sacramento State – College of Continuing Education. More information on Dr. Kelley can be had at www.dr-michael-kelley.com

TEXT: King, Dalton & Osmanoglu. "Security Architecture; Design, Deployment & Operations" McGraw-Hill. 2001. ISBN: 0-07-213385-6

LEARNING OUTCOMES: Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Identify business and technology drivers.
• Identify and define requirements for policies, procedures, standards, guidelines and regulations.
• Define information classification schemes and access control requirements.
• Derive management, operational, and technical security requirements.
• Apply security infrastructure design principles.

• Define requirements and designs for:
o Perimeter security (firewalls and DMZs).
o Network security (partitioning).
o Virtual private networks.
o Wireless networks.
o Platform hardening.
o Intrusion detection systems.
o Application security.
o Public key infrastructure systems.

• Define and plan for:
o Security event management.
o Security administration and change management.
o Threat analysis and risk management.

Case Studies:
The course includes hypothetical case studies to illustrate how security architecture concepts can be applied, however; students may be more interested in how they can apply concepts to their organizational enterprise. While the course may allow time for limited discussions specific to actual enterprises, information access and confidentiality requirements must be documented as part of course requirements.

Information can be obtained by contacting:

ACTIVATE, Inc.
www.act-ivate.com
Tel. 866-621-1390
Fax. 866-621-1391



Activate Inc is a member of:
TKG - The Kelley Group, Inc.
www.t-k-g.com

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