Get hands-on experience on how to handle cyber-risk with a real-life simulation environment.
Course description
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The course is a cyber-risk awareness course, applied as much as possible to your operational environment. It is intended for personnel at any level, from higher management to entry-level staff. The goal is to have a good mix of students working at different locations, within different departments, having different backgrounds, and from different levels of the decision making hierarchy. These different viewpoints and experiences will foster discussions about the role of the individual versus the role of the organization, current security practices and how they could be improved, the constraints different stakeholders have to deal with, and how these impact information security of your organization’s operations. |
What you will learn
Become an active contributor to protecting the security of your organization. Learn how to identify and deal with typical security threats with a hands-on approach to actively tackle these situations in an emulated environment. For each scenario a link will be made to the corresponding sections of the ISO/IEC 27001 standard, as well as your security regulations and directives.
Location
RHEA Group CSCE Security Training Facility located at the European space Security and Education Centre in Redu, Belgium.
Prerequisites
None
Duration
16 hours over two days
Attendance limit
20 people
Gain the capability to identify potential cyber incidents and contribute to incident response
Course description
The course is intended for employees with a technical background, but who are not necessarily involved in systems management. In other words, this course is designed for technically oriented personnel from different disciplines. For example, members of technical development teams, software developers, system engineers, system administrators, system operators, and operations managers, among others.
What you will learn
Get the basic notions about incident management and forensics. Having this basis, you will gain an understanding of means and methods to detect and recognize events that may indicate a cyber-attack incident as early on as possible and understand appropriate reactions to a possible incident in such a manner to avoid destroying any evidence that might be relevant to future forensic analysis.
Location
RHEA Group CSCE Security Training Facility located at the European space Security and Education Centre in Redu, Belgium.
Prerequisites
Participants should have good knowledge of Windows system configuration, networking protocols and basic Linux commands.
Duration
24 hours over three days
Attendance limit
20 people
Applied Incident Response Forensic Investigation Training
Analyze incidents in-depth and propose measures to prevent similar events of occurring in the future.
Course description
The course is oriented to staff members working in systems support functions or supporting applications. These people may be called upon when there is a suspected incident and therefore need to have the necessary skills to be able to quickly identify a cyber-incident and react appropriately while correctly preparing for a forensic analysis.
What you will learn
Advance your understanding of concepts related to cyber incident management and forensics so you can contribute to a more in-depth analysis of a cyber-incident. This includes, for instance, the ability to assess damage, define indicators of compromise, or propose system / software measures to prevent similar events of occurring in the future.
Location
RHEA Group CSCE Security Training Facility located at the European space Security and Education Centre in Redu, Belgium.
Prerequisites
Participants should have good knowledge of Windows system configuration, networking protocols and basic Linux commands
Duration
40 hours over five days
Attendance limit
20 people
Cyber-Security for Programs and Projects
Master the risk management practices and security controls to be applied from the early stages of project delivery.
Course description
The course is intended for Program and Project planners. It focuses on the necessity for consideration of security requirements from the early stages of design. It will help you understand the need for integrated security controls targeting an appropriately secured and resilient outcome for a given cost. The students will have the opportunity to see the methodology and the advantages of a security-by-design approach utilizing efficient tools.
What you will learn
Understand the benefits of a security-by-design approach from the early design phases. Learn risk management best-practices and how to select the appropriate security controls to mitigate the risks according to the needs of your specific programs or projects.
Location
RHEA Group CSCE Security Training Facility located at the European space Security and Education Centre in Redu, Belgium.
Prerequisites
Participants should have a basic understanding of project management processes and project oriented risk assessment. Knowledge of project development and delivery life-cycle concept is also helpful
Duration
16 hours over two days
Attendance limit
20 people
Blue / Red Team Cyber Exercise
Learn to defend your organization from real-time attacks in the safety of a virtual environment.
Course description
This course provides lifelike experience in incident response and forensics investigation. The real-time attacks in the advanced simulation environment of RHEA’s cyber range will help prepare students for real-life events. The course is intended for technical personnel who would like to enhance their capabilities for incident handling by allowing them to practice their skills and organizational procedures during real-time events.
What you will learn
Defend your network under the stress of response timing. The attacks are executed in real-time and you need to act fast. Use tools and procedures introduced in the first days to achieve an effective defence to minimize the attack impact. The hands-on labs and the one-day dry-run of the scenario will help you prepare for the “big battle”. Are you ready?
Location
RHEA Group CSCE Security Training Facility located at the European space Security and Education Centre in Redu, Belgium.
Prerequisites
Participants should have good knowledge of Intrusion Detection, Incident Response and Forensics concepts. Hands-on experience in Windows and Linux system at an intermediate level is also required.
Duration
40 hours over five days
Attendance limit
8 people