IS20 Controls

This Official Mile2® cyber security certification training series covers everything you need to know about IS20 Security Controls. Students will learn about inventory of authorized and unauthorized devices, inventory of authorized and unauthorized software, secure configurations for hardware and software on laptops, workstations and servers, secure configurations for hardware network devices such as firewalls, routers and switches, boundary defence, maintenance, monitoring, and analysis of audit logs, application software security, controlled use of administrative privileges, controlled access based on need to know, continuous vulnerability assessment and remediation, account monitoring and control, malware defences, limitation and control of network ports, protocols and services, wireless device control, data loss prevention, secure network engineering, penetration tests and red team exercises, incident response capability, data recovery capability, and security skills assessment and appropriate training to fill gaps.

Certification Details:

Becoming certified in Information Systems 20 Controls verifies that you have learned the important security controls and their methodologies as outlined by the US Department of Defence and other major players in the cyber security sector. You have an understanding of how attacks work and what needs to be done to prevent them. You are trained to improve security in networks by implementing the top 20 security controls, allowing you to prevent and detect. Those certified in IS20 Controls are now prepared to be leaders of future security projects, because they will have a plan for exactly what needs to be done in securing a network.

Certification Exam Details:

Available CEUs for Course Series Completion: 5
Students can earn up to 5 CEUs for fully completing this course series. This information will be displayed on the certificate of completion.

Course Modules:

Module 01 – Inventory of Authorized and Unauthorized Devices – 6m

Module 02 – Inventory of Authorized and Unauthorized Software – 6m

Module 03 – Secure Configurations for Hardware and Software on Laptops, Workstations and Servers – 12m

Module 04 – Secure Configurations for Hardware Network Devices such as Firewalls, Routers and Switches – 13m

Module 05 – Boundary Defence – 9m

Module 06 – Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs – 9m

Module 07 – Application Software Security – 14m

Module 08 – Controlled Use of Administrative Privileges – 9m

Module 09 – Controlled Access Based on Need to Know – 6m

Module 10 – Continuous Vulnerability Assessment and Remediation – 10m

Module 11 – Account Monitoring and Control – 10m

Module 12 – Malware Defences – 10m

Module 13 – Limitation and Control of Network Ports, Protocols and Services – 7m

Module 14 – Wireless Device Control – 14m

Module 15 – Data Loss Prevention – 9m

Module 16 – Secure Network Engineering – 6m

Module 17 – Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises – 11m

Module 18 – Incident Response Capability – 7m

Module 19 – Data Recovery Capability – 6m

Module 20 – Security Skills Assessment and Appropriate Training to Fill Gaps – 8m

Final Exam Practice

Professional roles include, but at not limited to Security Consultant/Analyst, Penetration Tester, Security Forensics Experts, and Network Security Engineer.

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