This course provides comprehensive coverage of information security policy development and governance practices. Participants will gain an understanding of the fundamental principles and frameworks essential for establishing effective information security policies within organizations. The course explores the roles and responsibilities involved in information security governance, including key stakeholders and decision-making processes. Participants will learn about risk management strategies tailored to information security, as well as compliance considerations and regulatory requirements relevant to safeguarding sensitive data and systems.

Additionally, the course addresses incident response and recovery planning for information security incidents, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills needed to mitigate and manage security breaches effectively. Security awareness and training programs are discussed to promote a culture of security awareness among employees.

Furthermore, the course covers third-party security and supply chain risk management, emphasizing the importance of assessing and managing security risks associated with external vendors and partners. Participants will also explore methods for measuring information security performance and emerging trends shaping the future of information security governance.

Who This Course Is For:

This course is designed for information security professionals, IT managers, compliance officers, risk management professionals, and organizational leaders responsible for developing and implementing information security policies and governance frameworks. It is suitable for individuals seeking to enhance their understanding of information security principles, compliance requirements, and best practices for safeguarding organizational assets. Whether you are new to information security governance or looking to deepen your expertise in the field, this course provides valuable insights and practical guidance for strengthening information security within your organization.