Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) Cert Prep: 4 Privacy Operational Life Cycle: Protect

Course details

Are you preparing to get certified as a professional information privacy manager? This course, part of a seven-course cert prep series, provides you with all the detailed information you need to get ready for the Privacy Operational Life Cycle: Protect domain of the Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) exam. Join instructor Mike Chapple as he takes you through the core concepts and skills covered in the fourth domain, offering you a variety of practical study tips and test-taking strategies along the way. Learn the fundamentals of protecting the privacy operational life cycle, including information security principles, risk management, identity and access management, security governance, threat identification and prevention, data security, security awareness and training, privacy by design, and more. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with the necessary skills to tackle the fourth domain of the official CIPM certification exam.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Privacy operational life cycle - Protect
02 - What you should know
03 - Study resources

1. Information Security Principles

04 - Security and privacy
05 - The goals of information security
06 - Need to know and least privilege
07 - Separation of duties

2. Risk Management

08 - Understanding risks
09 - Risk assessment
10 - Risk treatment
11 - Selecting security controls

3. Identity and Access Management

12 - Authentication and authorization
13 - Password security
14 - Multifactor authentication
15 - Account and privilege management
16 - Account monitoring
17 - Provisioning and deprovisioning
18 - Authorization

4. Security Governance

19 - Regulations and laws
20 - Security policy framework
21 - Best practice security policies

5. Threat Identification and Prevention

22 - Malware prevention
23 - Port scanners
24 - Vulnerability scanners

6. Data Security

25 - Understanding encryption
26 - The data lifecycle
27 - Logging and monitoring

7. Security Awareness and Training

28 - Social engineering
29 - Impersonation attacks
30 - Security awareness training

8. Privacy by Design

31 - Privacy by Design
32 - Development methodologies
33 - Maturity models
34 - Change management

Conclusion

35 - Continuing your studies