Finance
Understanding Cybercrime, Security and Forensics in the Workplace – Parts 1 and 2
Course Summary
The GTA is delighted to be working in partnership with Heimdallr in the delivery of this programme. This two day course will provide a clear understanding of cybercrime, security and forensics within the workplace. The tutors bring the subject alive and deliver security and forensic solutions based on their experiences of working in some of the world’s most notorious places for this type of activity. Discussions will help the delegate understand the risks and realisation that Guernsey is not sheltered from crimes associated with these topics; it is closer than you think.
Introduction
Delegates will gain a thorough understanding of cybercrime, security and forensics from a practical point of view. They will use case studies and drawing on experience from professionals with many years of operational experience working within the political and intelligence arenas of the British government and experience in threat and risk analysis working within Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (Pakistan and Afghanistan).
This course is aimed at:
All professionals in the financial and commercial services sectors. Delegates will gain a realistic understanding of the risks that are associated around the mechanics of these subjects, particularly how the three areas integrate with each other.
This two day programme is also available as two separate days:
To book Day 1, please follow the link here.
To book Day 2, please follow the link here.
Topics
Day 1:
- Define 'cyber'
- Threat-based security
- Cyber threats
- Why cyber is different
- Talking security – the CIA triad
- Network security controls
- Host-based protection
- The hacker mindset
- Physical controls
- Personal controls
- Personal security
- Secure development.
Day 2:
- What is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)
- APT in the news/media
- How an APT works
- APT vs AVT (Advanced Volatile Threat)
- APT mitigation strategies
- What does forensics mean?
- Digital evidence
- Forensic investigations
- Building a forensic readiness plan
- What is resilience?
- Cyber preparation steps
- Incident response.
Course Benefits
In attending this programme, delegates will:
- Gain an understanding and awareness of how to recognise the signs of cybercrime in their own organisation
- Be able to apply concepts to their own day to day work after the course
- Acquire the tools and the knowledge to raise their awareness, helping them to identify the early signs of cybercrime in within their own organisations.
This is one of a series of three critical workshops on cybercrime being delivered by Heimdallr this autumn. For details of the others in the series, please follow the link here.
Tutor Profile
Tarot Wake has over 20 years' experience in delivering security solutions to public and private sector organisations. During his career, he has worked around the globe providing security advice in locations across Europe, North America, South America and central Africa. Taz has worked with several government agencies and private sector clients in businesses as diverse as multinational retail, global IT services, the financial services sector and the civil nuclear industry.
Demonstrating his lifelong commitment to security, Taz is Board Certified in Security Management with ASIS International (Certified Protection Professional), a Certified Information System Security Professional, a Certified Information Security Manager, Certified in Cloud Security Knowledge, Certified in Information Systems Risk and Controls, Certified Ethical Hacker and an EC-Council Certified Chief Information Security Officer.
Daniel Parry is a skilled forensic investigator with over a decade's worth of experience conducting investigations in to cybercrime, fraud, computer misuse and other electronic evidence to support law enforcement, private sector clients and government agencies. With an extensive law enforcement investigative background, Dan brings a wealth of experience into both how technology and people function, which has assisted a diverse range of clients including FTSE 10 multi nationals, UK retail chains, multinational law enforcement and the intelligence services. Utilising his forensic experience Dan has assisted companies defend against litigation and provided the crucial evidence to enable companies to prosecute legal action against competitors for trademark and copyright infringement.
Dan supports his experience with industry recognised qualifications, having attended the Royal Military College of Science to study data recovery and analysis, he then went on to become an EnCase Certified Examiner with additional qualifications in advanced mobile phone analysis, cell site analysis and SatNav examination. Dan is an ISO 17025 Technical auditor, ISO 9001 Auditor and the co-author of the National Mobile Phone Forensic Standard Operating Procedures.
Heimdallr Solutions Ltd - The Directors of Heimdallr Solutions Ltd, Will Hughes and Jim Ponsonby, together have 50 years of operational experience working with Government Departments, Law enforcement, Military and Intelligence agencies in over 60 countries worldwide.
Whilst maintaining a global operational capability to assist Government and commercial clients with enhanced due diligence, open source intelligence, cyber security, physical security and intelligence lead operations, Will and Jim also provide bespoke training within the work place which draws on their unique knowledge, experience and insights - not what you find in a handbook or training manual.
Click here to visit the Heimdallr website.
Course at a Glance
- Next Start Dates: New dates TBA
- CPD Points: 13
- Course Cost: £495.00
- Course Length: 2 days (09:30-16:30). A working lunch will be provided.
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