Connect network security policies, risk management and technical solutions with planning, monitoring and continual improvement.
Download the course brochurePECB ISO/IEC 27033 Lead Network Security Manager · PDFProtecting corporate networks requires attention to architecture, security controls and management processes. The ISO/IEC 27033 series provides guidance for designing and implementing network security.
PECB ISO/IEC 27033 Lead Network Security Manager training connects risk management with secure network communication. Explore segmentation, VPNs, monitoring and improvement through an integrated approach.
Consider network needs, risks and controls together to connect security policies, technical solutions and continual improvement.
Explain the role of the ISO/IEC 27033 series in network security management.
Assess organisational network security needs and plan an implementation approach.
Connect team roles, security policies, risk management and documentation processes.
Evaluate segmentation, security gateways, VPNs and wireless access solutions.
Plan network security testing, incident response and performance monitoring.
Relate methods for maintaining and continually improving network security to implementation practices.
A five-module ISO/IEC 27033 programme connecting team, policy, risk and documentation management with segmentation, VPNs, gateways, wireless access, testing and monitoring.
PECB ISO/IEC 27033 Lead Network Security Manager training covers team and policy management, risks, documentation, segmentation and secure network communication. It explores VPNs, security gateways and wireless IP access.
The 30-hour, five-day programme consists of five detailed modules. It addresses testing, incident management, monitoring and continual improvement; the final module covers certification examination and general preparation. The brochure specifies a three-hour exam.
Candidates who pass the PECB ISO/IEC 27033 Lead Network Security Manager exam may apply for a credential appropriate to their experience. The Lead credential requires at least 5 years of professional experience, including 2 years in network security, at least 300 hours of relevant project activities and acceptance of the PECB Code of Ethics. Passing the exam alone does not confer this credential; candidates without experience may consider the Provisional Network Security Manager requirements.
The BT Akademi Achievement Certificate is a separate award. According to the supplied document, it is issued digitally with QR verification to participants who attend at least 80% of the training and successfully complete the assessments or projects required by the curriculum.
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