e-Security
Learn how to create and implement a best-practice e-security policy!
How to arm your organisation against increasing e-Security Risks?
The more our business depends on the Internet, the more we need to protect it against hackers, terrorists, organised crime and foreign intelligence. During the highly topical distance learning course e-Security, consisting of nine lessons, the authors will look at how systems are typically penetrated, what steps can be taken to handle such incidents, and how to win the fight against theft, fraud and espionage. Seize this unique opportunity to create and implement a best-practice e-security policy, and register today!
Target group
If you manage an e-business or the IT infrastructure resources that support one, this is the course for you. The course will also help your technical staff who are trying to get to grips with the business impact of security; in the same way, it will also help your non-technical security specialists interpret any messages they get from infrastructure specialists.
For courses in Dutch, please have a look at www.imf-online.com.
- saves time and money;
- enables you to train in the comfort of your own working environment;
- can be arranged for groups from 6 people or more;
- will take place at a time chosen by and convenient to you; and
- sensitive issues can be openly discussed because there are no ‘outsiders’.
Are you interested in an in-house training about e-Security? Please call us at +31 (0)40 - 246 02 20 or send an e-mail to info@imf-online.com to discuss the possibilities.
Why e-Security is necessary
- Threats to e-business
- Security goals
- Quantitative and technical analysis of threats
- Spoofing
- Denial-of-service attacks
- Sniffing, hacking
LESSON II
Security Architecture
- Security policy: firewall policy, e-mail and Internet policy, security architecture
- Security principles (least privilege)
- Technical security measures: network segmentation, firewalls, intrusion detection, secure configurations, secure application architectures
- Division of duties
- Security architecture components
LESSON III
Firewalls
- Firewall architectures
- Router, bastion host
- DeMilitarised Zone (DMZ)
- Packet filtering
- Application level filtering
LESSON IV
Securing Websites (inbound access)
- Website architectures
- Server security: web server, application and data(base) servers, WAP server and DNS server
- Transaction security
LESSON V
Secure Internet Use (outbound access)
- Internet and e-mail usage policy
- Mailserver security
- Proxy server
- Scanning: e-mail traffic for viruses, browser connections (Java applets, Java script, ActiveX)
LESSON VI
Identification, authentication, authorisation and encryption techniques
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) concepts
- Directory Services
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Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Trusted Third Party
LESSON VII
Security Management
- Security organisation: information strategy, plan, policy, security roles and responsibilities
- Security management processes
- Preventive, detective and corrective security measures
- Setting up security logging, monitoring and reporting
- Questions and answers
LESSON VIII
Legal Issues
- Outsourcing contracts (site development, site hosting, content management, personnel)
- Securing personal data
- Computer crime
- Legal aspects of e-commerce
LESSON IX
Dealing with Hackers
- Policy and legal measures
- Collecting evidence
- Using intrusion detection
- ‘Honey pots’ and their uses
The authors of the distance learning course e-Security all work within the Security Services Group of Deloitte's Enterprise Risk Services practice and are located in Brussels and Amsterdam.
Personal assistance
Should you have any questions about the lessons, please feel free to contact the authors.
*USD price is an approximate value. The actual USD price is based on the invoice date's exchange rate.