Information Security and Business Continuity

• Security Administration Procedures
  Security management entails the identification of an organization's information assets and the development, recording, and implementation of policies, operations, standards. Administration tools such as information categorization and risk analysis can be utilized to identify possible attacks, categorize valuable data, and evaluate system vulnerabilities so that effective controls can be implemented.

• Security Architecture and Models
  This concerns the concepts, framework, and guidelines followed to design, track, and secure operating systems, equipment, networks, and application software as well as the tools used to police different degrees of availability, integrity, and privacy.

• Access Management Solutions and Processes
  Access management systems are a set of technologies that operate cohesively to build a security infrastructure to guard the high-value data of the IT system.

• Applications Development Security
  This covers the important security principles that apply to application software development. Software development security defines the environment where programs are planned and produced and elucidates the critical part software plays in ensuring information network security.

• Operations Security
  This concerns identifying the management of hardware, data storage, and the operators and managers with access privileges to any of these assets. Audit and monitoring are the mechanisms and facilities that allow the awareness of security-related activity and consequent efforts to identify the key elements and report the associated information to the appropriate individual, group, or process.

• Site Security
  Physical security provides security techniques for the entire facility, from the perimeter to the desk, including all of the IT system assets.

• Cryptography
  Cryptography involves the principles, means, and processes of cloaking information to preserve its consistency, confidentiality, and legitimacy.

• Telecom, Network and Internet Security
  This area involves:
  • Network Structures
  • Transmission methods
  • Transport formats
  • Security techniques used to ensure availability, consistency, and privacy
  • Authentication for traffic over private and public communications networks and media.

• Business Continuity Preparedness
  The Business Continuity Plan covers the protection and restoration of business activity after outages.

• Law, Investigation and Ethics
  This concerns:
  • Information system crime laws
  • The measures taken and mechanisms used to solve information system crime incidents

Other Credentials Help by Progent's Security Specialists
In addition to offering the services of security specialists with CISSP certifications, Progent can also provide your business with access to CISM-certified security consultants, ISSAP-certified network architecture security consultants, CISA-certified IS security auditing specialists, and GIAC-certified system security engineers.

If you want computer security expertise, phone Progent at 800-993-9400 or send email to security-help@progent.com.