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Ashok Misra, Founder, Alina Consultants, Inc.
Ashok Misra, CISSP is a globally renowned e-commerce and security professional with more than 10 years experience in building and maintaining world class merchant e-commerce payments systems, from the largest retailer to
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Information security underpins the commercial viability and profitability of enterprises of all sizes and the effectiveness of public sector organizations. This course explains the basics of information security and why information security and its management are important for any modern organization.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the academic principles behind Information Security.
- Identify the key issues related to securing corporate information.
- Discover the technology and methods available to achieve information security in a corporate environment.
Last updated/reviewed: November 25, 2020
36 Reviews (131 ratings)Reviews
Nancy Moreland
(Principal at N. L. Moreland)
The flow was a bit herky-jerky, probably a function of the nature of the course. Even for someone who has knowledge of data security, there were some definite kernals to be harvested (pardon the bad pun). Slides had only talking points, the details were only provided by the presenter.
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
The course was as described providing a high level overview of the basics of Information Security, including the design of networks and various access points. Additionally, a good overview was provided for the potential risks and security measures against them.
Anonymous
(-)
Provides the basics of IS, explains why IS and its management are important, explains problems faced when trying to secure corporate information, and provides an overview about how we can secure information in a corporate environment.
Michael OConnor
(IT Audit Manager at Protective Insurance)
Perhaps one of the best intro security courses I have seen. It is also a great refresher to an experienced person to remember not everyone knows the basics, and how to communicate in a method everyone can understand.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
In regard to the buffer overflows, I think you should mention the binary payloads associated with this. Maybe talking about malware a little and then reviewing systems for defense in your next course might be prudent.
Anonymous
(Audtor)
Good basic introduction to IT security. Would like to know if there is a subsequent course to follow-on for this for some better depth of knowledge.
Cynthia Alley
( at IGT)
This course is for those who need a refresher due to not working in the field or for those who have never taken a course on information security.
Anonymous
(Technology Risk Consultant)
Someone with a heavy IT background would benefit from this course. For those newer in IT, it would be beneficial to have a more enticing video.
Anonymous
(Senior Finance Manager)
Cover the basics and is good as a review course. Like the way it is presented - talking points with details from the instructor.
Anonymous
()
This is an informative course for non-technical personnel. It provides basic information that is logical and easy to follow.
Anonymous
(Head of Global Business Assurance)
This course was exactly as advertised as an intro to information security concepts and was well written and tested. Thanks.
Peter Abader
(- at BMO)
Good general information. Excellent instruction and course. Very articulate, avoids technical language, good foundation
Anonymous
(Senior Manager, IT Audit)
Course provided some good introductory information, as well as a helpful slide deck to refer back to.
Anonymous
(None)
This course was well prepared and well presented with excellent insights and practical examples.
Anonymous
(Sr. Audit Manager)
Great introduction into the basics. Easy to follow narrative with helpful charts and examples.
Joe Lavin
(Senior Manager, IT Audit at Biogen)
Excellent instruction and course. Very articulate, avoids technical language, good foundation.
Anonymous
()
Program materials were relevant and contributed to the achievement of the learning objectives
Anonymous
(None)
Good basic introductory class. Not recommended for person who is more knowledgeable.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
Enjoyed understanding more of the IT lingo and terms within information security.
Anonymous
(Sr Internal Auditor)
A good course on the basics of Information Security and basic threats.
Anonymous
(Risk Advisory Services)
Hits basics of Information Security. Helpful for someone new to IS.
Olubukola Ogunyemi
( at Atlantic Lottery Corporation)
The topic was simplified and was able to pass necessary knowledge
Anonymous
(Sr. IT Auditor)
Good course that met objectives. Well structured and presented.
Sophia Kasozi
(- at City of Edmonton)
Nice overview and summary of information security. Thank you.
Anonymous
()
This course provided a nice overview of information security
Anonymous
()
Great introductory course and also a good review course.
Craig Scanlon
(Owner at BST)
Simple overview of systems and the vulnerabilities
Clare Sataloff
(COO at CNM LLP)
Good refresher to IT security and its importance.
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
Very good explanation of basic security concepts
Matt Osmundsen
(Director of Financial Planning at Baldwin Technology Company, Inc.)
Great course! Very informative and helpful.
Raul Cardona
(Senior IT Internal Auidtor at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas)
Nice, simple to understand. I liked it!
Anonymous
(CPA/Investment Advisor)
ok course, terrible powerpoint slides
Anonymous
(Senior IT Internal Auditor )
Easy to understand.
Anonymous
(President)
Decent course.
Anonymous
(Sr. Director - Corporate Audit)
Good
Nathaniel Hatten
(Vice President - Risk & Control Mana.. at JPMorgan Chase & Co.)
Good
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Foundational
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
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