PRESS RELEASE. Zero trust security is a proactive and robust approach to cybersecurity that addresses modern threats by continuously verifying and monitoring all network activities.
While its implementation can be complex and resource-intensive, the benefits of improved security posture, reduced risk, and enhanced compliance make it a valuable strategy for organizations of all sizes.
Member Views on Zero Trust ISC2 members recently shared with us their views on zero trust training, awareness and implementation.
We asked members about barriers and obstacles to implementing zero trust, with many responses focusing on the same areas, as Ray Heffer, CISSP explained.
Managing Zero Trust Data Risk Courses Building on the ISC2 zero trust courses already available, we have launched additional courses that expand coverage of zero trust issues and themes.
Joining our roster are three new areas of focus, all designed to support you in your continuous education and skills development in the face of a rapidly evolving technology and threat landscape.
Communication for Zero Trust - This course addresses one of the great challenges of any fundamental security strategy implementation - effective communication and the strategies and skills necessary for zero trust to be successful.
The course will cover methods for conveying the zero trust principles, policies and practices of your organization to ensure all stakeholder groups are kept informed and understand what is happening and why, while cybersecurity teams focus on managing data risk.
Security within Zero Trust - A strategic approach to how zero trust implementation can strengthen your organization's security posture.
You will examine the zero trust context of data classification; authentication policies; threat anticipation and evaluation; and risk management frameworks.
Zero Trust Risk Management and Response - Addressing risk management and incident response in a zero trust environment.
You will learn about the strategic benefits of implementing risk management processes, along with how to implement remediation actions and incident response plans within a zero trust environment.
All three courses are aimed at cybersecurity professionals in advanced roles with an understanding of zero trust principles, such as Cybersecurity Architect, Cybersecurity Engineers and Cybersecurity Program Managers.
ISC2 members completing zero trust courses can also earn CPE credits for each completed course.
Continuing Professional Development from ISC2 ISC2 provides a wide range of courses, certificates and skills development opportunities to support your continuous education journey, covering topics including Security Operations, Software Security, Cloud Security, Cyber Leadership and more.
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This Cyber News was published on www.darkreading.com. Publication date: Tue, 02 Jul 2024 17:35:13 +0000