HPE_H0DV8S NCSP Practitioner Training
Chapter 1: Course Introduction • Course organization • Setting the stageChapter 2: Digital Transformation • DX as a practitioner• DX in the context of cybersecurity• Cybersecurity as a DX catalystChapter 3: Threat Landscape • Threat actors: Agile and Creative• Attacks• Challenges• Organizational response to threat landscape• Absolute prevention not possibleChapter 4: The Controls • Initiation and basic• Foundation• Organizational and recoveryChapter 5: Adopt and Adapt • The context of adopt and adapt• Cybersecurity and culture• Where we areChapter 6: Adaptive Way of Working • Introduction to adaptive way to work • How to get startedChapter 7: Rapid Adoption and Rapid Adaptation FastTrack™ • Rapid adoption• Rapid adaptationChapter 8: CIIS as a Practice • Ongoing practice of cybersecurity• NIST 7-step improvement• Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)• Integrate cybersecurity
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
At the conclusion of this class, students will know a practical approach to build and maintain a comprehensive cybersecurity and cyber-risk management program.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
• Candidates looking to pursue a career in cybersecurity• IT, cybersecurity and digital transformation design andimplementation engineers • IT, cybersecurity and digital transformation technicaloperations and business analysts • IT, cybersecurity and digital transformation specialistsincluding pen testers, ethical hackers, software and application developers,auditors, and investigators
COURSE PREREQUISITES:
Candidates must complete the NCSP Foundation class (H0DV7S) and pass the NCSP Foundation exam.
COURSE CONTENT:
H0DV8S (hpe.com)
FOLLOW ON COURSES:
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