Certified Specialist in Digital Security

The course includes practical sessions, video tutorials, and examples of viruses and white and black hacking tools.
Participants are provided with the latest research and articles.
As part of the course, participants conduct risk assessments for different publications based on ISO 27001, identifying direct and indirect threats, security exposures, and potential weaknesses.
Participants learn through security examples and identify best practices for securing their organizations and associated assets.
Copies of books on dealing with electronic extortion, denial of service (DDoS/DoS) handbooks, and criminal investigations are distributed.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Apply information security standards to their organization and critical assets.
Identify threats posed by viruses, malware, active codes, active persistent threats (APT), and explore various mitigating options.
Formulate and manage effective cybersecurity teams, implement Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) frameworks, and acquire necessary tools and capabilities for cost-effective effectiveness and robust organizational protection.
Utilize Neural Linguistic Programming (NLP) to deliver messages that can change employee behavior and promote secure thinking.
Examine wireless network security protocols, their security features, and potential security vulnerabilities within the organization and public spaces.
Understand penetration testing and ethical hacking to enhance organizational security.
Evaluate modern security challenges: Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Artificial Intelligence advancements.

IT professionals, security and auditing specialists, website administrators, general management personnel, individuals responsible for managing and protecting the safety of electronic network infrastructure, and anyone familiar with information technology/internet/digital security.

Information Technology Security Principles:

Adopting Security Measures:

Security personnel visualization through Neural Linguistic Programming (NLP).
Security education and awareness: technologies, systems, methodologies.
Penetration testing.
Ethical hacking.
Options for mitigating viruses, malware, active code threats, and persistent active threats (APT).
CSIRT frameworks, tools, capabilities, and teams.
Incident response initial methodologies: evidence preservation, tools, systems.
Digital forensics application: applicable laws, capabilities, methodologies.
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA): security requirements, operations, methodologies.
Image abuse: compliance with local and international laws.

Building Internet Security Teams:

Establishing and managing a Security Operations Center (SOC).
Corporate Security Organization Development Framework.
Formulating and deploying Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRT).
Detailed security incident and operational deployment of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM).
Risks associated with I/O security (e.g., USB, CDs, other media).
Risks of active code injection and mitigation techniques.

Advanced Internet Security Risks and Tools:

Cybercrime and darknet/darkweb: the world of hacking and ideologically motivated hackers.
Underground cybercriminal activities.
Social engineering as a tool to test operational resilience.
Smart Open Source Intelligence (OSINT).
Artificial Intelligence advancements.
Open sources and commercial security tools.
Practical use of encryption.
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).