Overview

In a world dominated by news of data breaches and ransomware attacks, customers need to know that you have the controls in place that protect the information, and they need the independent evaluation to go with it. Establishing, enforcing, and proving cybersecurity posture is now an important way for you to gain customer trust and ensure continued financial stability.

However, getting compliant and staying compliant are two different things. This course introduces the fundamental principles of information security risk management and walks you through the best practices for setting controls that mitigate risk.

By the end of this course, you will know:

1. How to initiate a compliance program
2. What types of controls do you need to put in place
3. Best practices for setting controls
4. Collecting documentation
5. What to expect from the audit process