IS
LAPT
Master Certificate Level 6-7 Leadership ISO IT & Related Technologies
ISO 27035 — Information Security Incident Management
REF: IIT-INS-27035
6
Subjects
500
Total Marks
65%
Pass Mark
Lifetime
Validity
Who Is It For

This certification is designed for professionals in leadership roles, such as Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) or IT Managers, who have substantial experience in information security and require advanced knowledge to enhance their incident management capabilities.

Prerequisites

None

Awarding Body: LAPT — London Academy of Professional Training

Curriculum Overview
1 Communication and Stakeholder Engagement 0 chapters · 75 marks
2 Post-Incident Analysis 0 chapters · 75 marks
3 Leadership in Incident Management 0 chapters · 75 marks
4 Risk Assessment and Management 0 chapters · 75 marks
5 Incident Response Planning 5 chapters · 100 marks
Understanding Incident Response Frameworks and Standards
Establishing an Incident Response Team and Roles
Developing an Incident Response Plan
Incident Detection and Analysis Techniques
Post-Incident Review and Continuous Improvement
6 Incident Detection and Reporting 5 chapters · 30 classes · 100 marks
Understanding Incident Detection Mechanisms 6 classes
1.1 Identify Key Incident Detection Mechanisms
1.2 Analyze the Role of Human Factors in Incident Detection
1.3 Evaluate Automated Tools for Incident Reporting
1.4 Understand the Importance of Monitoring and Logging
1.5 Develop Protocols for Prompt Incident Reporting
1.6 Implement Best Practices for Continuous Detection Improvement
Implementing Real-Time Monitoring Solutions 6 classes
2.1 Evaluate Current Monitoring Tools and Techniques
2.2 Define Key Performance Indicators for Monitoring
2.3 Configure Real-Time Alerts for Incident Detection
2.4 Implement Data Visualization for Incident Reporting
2.5 Conduct Real-Time Monitoring Simulations
2.6 Assess and Improve Monitoring Effectiveness Post-Implementation
Establishing Incident Reporting Protocols 6 classes
3.1 Define Incident Reporting Purpose and Importance
3.2 Identify Key Stakeholders in Incident Reporting
3.3 Develop Clear Reporting Channels for Incidents
3.4 Establish Incident Reporting Templates and Guidelines
3.5 Train Staff on Incident Detection and Reporting Procedures
3.6 Evaluate and Improve Reporting Protocols Regularly
Utilizing Data Analytics for Incident Identification 6 classes
4.1 Analyze Data Sources for Incident Detection
4.2 Identify Key Indicators of Security Incidents
4.3 Apply Data Visualization Techniques for Incident Trends
4.4 Utilize Predictive Analytics for Threat Anticipation
4.5 Develop a Reporting Framework for Incident Analysis
4.6 Create a Response Plan Based on Data Insights
Evaluating and Improving Incident Detection Processes 6 classes
5.1 Analyze Current Incident Detection Processes
5.2 Identify Key Indicators for Incident Detection
5.3 Review Reporting Mechanisms for Effectiveness
5.4 Explore Best Practices for Incident Detection Improvement
5.5 Develop a Framework for Continuous Evaluation
5.6 Implement Changes and Measure Impact on Detection Efficiency
Assessment Breakdown
50%
Theory
35%
Practical
15%
Project

Passing Mark: 325 / 500 (65%)

Methods: Written Examination, Practical Assignment, Portfolio Assessment

How to Enrol

Website: lapt.org

Email: info@lapt.org

Phone: +44 7513 283044

Address: 85 Great Portland Street, W1W 7LT, United Kingdom

Hours: Monday – Friday, 9AM – 5PM

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ISO 27035 — Information Security Incident Management