Security Intelligence Fundamentals

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

Security intelligence is a fairly new discipline that has evolved from traditional log management and security information as well as event management solutions. This course focuses on the current IT and security landscape as well as the business and IT drivers behind a holistic IT security approach, which is a prerequisite to successfully thwart malicious attacks and the misuse of valuable enterprise assets.

Audience

Individuals who desire an overview of todayï¿½s IT security challenges

Prerequisites

An understanding of basic security fundamentals

Learning Objectives

Enterprise business and IT drivers that influence the overall IT security architecture
How a Security Intelligence solution can be used to investigate and stop advanced threats and address IT governance and regulatory compliance
The role of a centralized security intelligence solution and how it integrates with other IT enterprise security components
Functional components of a security intelligence solution based on the IBM Security QRadar SIEM solution

The Status Quo of IT Security
Security Intelligence and Operations
Designing a Security Intelligence Solution
Security Intelligence Functional Components

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