The BCS - Information Assurance Architecture training course prepares you for the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Information Assurance Architecture. Using presentations, discussions, group work, scenario exercises and technical demonstrations, the course provides the skills and knowledge needed to become an IA Architect, and is not intended for experienced Security Architects.
By attending BCS - Information Assurance Architecture workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Use security architecture frameworks, design principles and patterns
- Design systems incorporating cryptography, data protection, host security, network security, identity and access management, application security, and protective monitoring
- Select appropriate technical security controls to mitigate a broad range of risks including the OWASP top ten risks for web applications
- Identify methods for resilience, disaster recovery, separation of security domains, test and production systems
- Use Information Assurance Methodologies including frameworks, cryptographic, product and service assurance, vulnerability scanning and penetration testing
- Describe the security implications of business change, organisational culture and project lifecycle
The BCS - Information Assurance Architecture class is aimed at those wishing to gain the BCS IA Architecture certificate, and at security professionals or technical administrators seeking to become Information Assurance Architects, understand the importance of business context, and attain a greater expertise in a broad range of IA security controls.