Cyber Security Breach Incident Handling Course

As the digital age progresses, so does the cyber threat landscape. As we have seen in recent news, if it's not now, it is when. Prepare your organisation in anticipation of a cyber breach minimises the impact and reduces critical response time.

The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre and No.1 Cyber Security education institution Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have partnered to deliver a comprehensive 4-day Incident Handling Course with in-person and virtual attendance available.

The 7-module course will provide participants with the skills and capabilities to build an incident management process and create response teams that will minimise data loss and build a resilience protecting organisation data assets.

Adjunct Professor Brett Tucker and Professor Riaz Esmailzadeh will co-deliver the workshop to the virtual and in-person attendees at the CMU Adelaide campus.

Course Dates:

Session 1: Tuesday 15 November 8am - 12pm

Session 2: Friday 18 November 8am - 12pm

Session 3: Tuesday 22 November 8am - 12pm

Session 4: Thursday 24 November 8am - 12pm

4 x 4-hour sessions, total 16 hours of training.

Location: Carnegie Mellon University, Torrens Building,
220 Victoria Square, Adelaide or Virtual

This Cyber Security Breach Incident Handling Course is one not to be missed, CMU together with The Centre are making a conscious effort to ensure state-of-the-art training is available.

For more information, please visit https://www.cybercollaboration.org.au/training/cmu

Course Outline:

Module 1: Discussion of the Current Environment – What Happens When Cybersecurity Fails?

Module 2: Introduction to Cyber Risk Management

Module 3: The Incident Management Process

Module 4: Critical Information and Analysis

Module 5: Malicious Code and Intruder Threats

Module 6: Handling Events

Module 7: Vulnerabilities

Potential Exercises: Information Analysis, Incident Exercise, Vulnerability Handling

At completion of the course, participants will be able to:

Build an incident management process that includes:

• Preparation
• Infrastructure protection
• Event Detection
• Event Triage
• Response

Create a response team to deal with incidents by:

• Learning about roles and responsibilities
• Building a response team structure that fits your organization.

Minimise impacts to your organization through:

• Minimising data loss
• Maximising resilience to recover normal operations.

Develop a communication plan that:

• Informs stakeholders such as the public, customers, suppliers, employees, etc.
• Addresses regulatory requirements – reporting to law enforcement, government, etc.

Address methods to restore:

• Organisational data assets
• Operations
• Stakeholder confidence.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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Host or Publisher The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre