Course Description
NIST Cyber Security Expert
International Cyber Threat Task Force
The NCSE (NIST Cyber Security Expert) certification course has been developed to teach businesses how to establish and operationalize a cyber security program based on the NIST Cyber Security Framework. This non-tech syllabus aimed at business leaders and/or cyber security practitioners has been developed based on a holistic body of knowledge that encompasses a real-life pragmatic approach to understanding the fundamental concepts of cyber risk management and how to leverage the NIST Cyber Security Framework in order to assess, implement and operationalize a cyber security program. No previous cyber security knowledge is assumed and the course is appropriate for all levels.
*If you are employed in Ireland, you may be eligible for a subsidy for this course.
| Course Code | NCSE |
| College Name | International Cyber Threat Task Force |
| Course Category | Computers & IT (Information Technology), Cyber Security |
| Course Type | Online Learning |
| Course Qualification | CPD |
| Course Location | Malahide, Dublin, Ireland |
| Course Start Date | 1st September 2022 |
| Course End Date | 31st December 2050 |
| Course Fee | 999 |
| Course Duration | Start Anytime with 90 Days Online Access |
| Course Times | Start Anytime with 90 Days Online Access 24/7 Access to All Training Material |
| Title of Awarding | NIST Cyber Security Expert |
| Entry Requirements | The course syllabus has been specifically designed to be collaborative and bring together business leaders of various disciplines within an organization. They are the key stakeholders in designing, implementing or supporting the cyber risk management program of an organization. |
| Career Path | There is a Global IT security skills shortages and it has now surpassed four million according to a recent industry survey. The number of unfilled positions now stands at 4.07 million professionals, up from 2.93 million this time last year. This includes 561,000 in North America and a staggering 2.6 million shortfall in APAC. The shortage of skilled workers in the industry in Europe has soared by more than 100% over the same period, from 142,000 to 291,000. The global security workforce needs to increase by a staggering 145% to cope with a surge in hiring demand. In Europe, this has come particularly in smaller companies with one-99 employees, as well as those with over 500 employees. In the report, over half (51%) of cybersecurity professionals said their organisation is at moderate or extreme risk due to staff shortages. |
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