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CISM Certified Information Security Manager All-in-One Exam Guide, Second Edition, 2nd Edition

Name: CISM Certified Information Security Manager All-in-One Exam Guide, Second Edition, 2nd Edition
Author: Peter H. Gregory
ISBN: 9781264268320

by Peter H. Gregory

October 2022

Intermediate to advanced

656 pages

20h 51m

English

McGraw-Hill

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
About the Author
Contents at a Glance
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I Information Security Governance

Chapter 1 Enterprise Governance
Introduction to Information Security GovernanceReason for Security GovernanceSecurity Governance Activities and ResultsBusiness AlignmentOrganizational CultureAcceptable Use PolicyEthicsLegal, Regulatory, and Contractual RequirementsOrganizational Structure, Roles, and ResponsibilitiesOrganizational RolesBoard of DirectorsExecutive ManagementSecurity Steering CommitteeBusiness Process and Business Asset OwnersCustodial ResponsibilitiesChief Information Security OfficerChief Privacy OfficerChief Compliance OfficerSoftware DevelopmentData ManagementNetwork ManagementSystems ManagementIT OperationsGovernance, Risk, and ComplianceBusiness ResilienceSecurity OperationsSecurity AuditService DeskQuality AssuranceOther RolesGeneral StaffMonitoring ResponsibilitiesChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Chapter 2 Information Security Strategy
Information Security Strategy DevelopmentStrategy ObjectivesStrategy ParticipantsStrategy ResourcesStrategy DevelopmentStrategy ConstraintsInformation Governance Frameworks and StandardsBusiness Model for Information SecurityThe Zachman FrameworkThe Open Group Architecture FrameworkISO/IEC 27001NIST Cybersecurity FrameworkNIST Risk Management FrameworkStrategic PlanningRoadmap DevelopmentDeveloping a Business CaseChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Part II Information Security Risk Management
Chapter 3 Information Security Risk Assessment
Emerging Risk and Threat LandscapeThe Importance of Risk ManagementOutcomes of Risk ManagementRisk ObjectivesRisk Management TechnologiesImplementing a Risk Management ProgramThe Risk Management Life CycleVulnerability and Control Deficiency AnalysisRisk Assessment and AnalysisThreat IdentificationRisk IdentificationRisk Likelihood and ImpactRisk Analysis Techniques and ConsiderationsRisk Management and Business Continuity PlanningThe Risk RegisterIntegration of Risk Management into Other ProcessesChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Chapter 4 Information Security Risk Response
Risk Treatment / Risk Response OptionsRisk MitigationRisk TransferRisk AvoidanceRisk AcceptanceEvaluating Risk Response OptionsCosts and BenefitsResidual RiskIterative Risk TreatmentRisk Appetite, Capacity, and ToleranceLegal and Regulatory ConsiderationsThe Risk RegisterRisk and Control OwnershipRisk OwnershipControl OwnershipRisk Monitoring and ReportingKey Risk IndicatorsTraining and AwarenessRisk DocumentationChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Part III Information Security Risk Management
Chapter 5 Information Security Program Development
Information Security Program ResourcesTrendsOutcomesCharterScopeInformation Security ProcessesInformation Security TechnologiesInformation Asset Identification and ClassificationAsset Identification and ValuationAsset ClassificationAsset ValuationIndustry Standards and Frameworks for Information SecurityControl FrameworksInformation Security Management FrameworksInformation Security ArchitectureInformation Security Policies, Procedures, and GuidelinesPolicy DevelopmentStandardsGuidelinesRequirementsProcesses and ProceduresInformation Security Program MetricsTypes of MetricsAudiencesThe Security Balanced ScorecardChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Chapter 6 Information Security Program Management
Information Security Control Design and SelectionControl ClassificationControl ObjectivesGeneral Computing ControlsControls: Build Versus BuyControl FrameworksInformation Security Control Implementation and IntegrationsControls DevelopmentControl ImplementationSecurity and Control OperationsInformation Security Control Testing and EvaluationControl MonitoringControl Reviews and Audits
Information Security Awareness and Training
Security Awareness Training ObjectivesCreating or Selecting Content for Security Awareness TrainingSecurity Awareness Training AudiencesAwareness Training CommunicationsManagement of External ServicesBenefits of OutsourcingRisks of OutsourcingIdentifying Third PartiesCloud Service ProvidersTPRM Life CycleRisk Tiering and Vendor ClassificationAssessing Third PartiesProactive Issue RemediationResponsive Issue RemediationSecurity IncidentsInformation Security Program Communications and ReportingSecurity OperationsRisk ManagementInternal PartnershipsExternal PartnershipsCompliance ManagementSecurity Awareness TrainingTechnical ArchitecturePersonnel ManagementProject and Program ManagementBudgetIT Service ManagementService DeskIncident ManagementProblem ManagementChange ManagementConfiguration ManagementRelease ManagementService-Level ManagementFinancial ManagementCapacity ManagementService Continuity ManagementAvailability ManagementAsset ManagementContinuous ImprovementChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Part IV Incident Management
Chapter 7 Incident Management Readiness
Incident Response PlanSecurity Incident Response OverviewIncident Response Plan DevelopmentBusiness Impact AnalysisInventory of Key Processes and SystemsStatements of ImpactCriticality AnalysisDetermine Maximum Tolerable DowntimeDetermine Maximum Tolerable OutageEstablish Key Recovery TargetsBusiness Continuity Plan (BCP)Business Continuity PlanningDisaster Recovery Plan (DRP)Disaster Response Teams’ Roles and ResponsibilitiesRecovery ObjectivesIncident Classification/CategorizationIncident Management Training, Testing, and EvaluationSecurity Incident Response TrainingBusiness Continuity and Disaster Response TrainingTesting Security Incident Response PlansTesting Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery PlansEvaluating Business Continuity PlanningEvaluating Disaster Recovery PlanningEvaluating Security Incident ResponseChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Chapter 8 Incident Management Operations
Incident Management Tools and TechniquesIncident Response Roles and ResponsibilitiesIncident Response Tools and TechniquesIncident Investigation and EvaluationIncident DetectionIncident InitiationIncident AnalysisIncident Containment MethodsIncident Response CommunicationsCrisis Management and CommunicationsCommunications in the Incident Response PlanIncident Response Metrics and ReportingIncident Eradication, and RecoveryIncident EradicationIncident RecoveryIncident RemediationPost-incident Review PracticesClosurePost-incident ReviewChapter ReviewNotesQuestionsAnswers
Part V Appendix and Glossary
Appendix About the Online Content
System RequirementsYour Total Seminars Training Hub AccountPrivacy NoticeSingle User License Terms and ConditionsTotalTester OnlineTechnical Support
Glossary
Index

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Information Security Awareness and Training

Personnel are the weakest link in information security, mainly because of lapses in judgment, inattentiveness, fatigue, work pressure, or a shortage of skills. Personnel are generally considered the largest and most vulnerable portion of an organization’s attack surface. People are sometimes tricked by social engineering attacks such as phishing e-mails that provide attackers with an entry point into an organization’s network. In larger organizations, attackers who send phishing messages to hundreds or thousands of personnel are almost assured that at least one of those people will click a link or open an attachment, leading to the potential compromise of the user’s workstation—the beachhead that the ...

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