Duration: 5 days – 35 hrs
Overview
The ISO 27035 Lead Incident Manager Training Course is designed to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in managing cybersecurity incidents according to the ISO 27035 standard. Participants will learn how to effectively respond to incidents, minimize their impact, and restore normal operations swiftly and securely. This course covers incident management principles, strategies for incident response, and the implementation of incident handling procedures aligned with ISO 27035 guidelines. Through interactive sessions, case studies, and simulations, participants will gain hands-on experience in leading incident response teams and managing incidents in diverse organizational environments.
Objectives
• Understand the principles and framework of ISO 27035 for incident management.
• Be proficient in detecting, categorizing, and responding to cybersecurity incidents.
• Develop skills in leading incident response teams and coordinating incident handling efforts.
• Gain practical experience through hands-on exercises and simulations to apply ISO 27035 principles effectively.
Audience
• IT Security Managers and Officers
• Incident Response Team Leaders and Members
• Cybersecurity Analysts and Engineers
• IT Managers and Executives involved in incident management
• Anyone responsible for leading or participating in incident response activities
Prerequisites
• Basic understanding of cybersecurity concepts and incident response practices
Course Content
Day 1: Introduction to Incident Management
• Overview of Incident Management Principles
• Importance of Incident Management in Cybersecurity
• Introduction to ISO 27035 Standard
• Relationship between ISO 27001 and ISO 27035
Day 2: Incident Management Framework
• Components of ISO 27035 Incident Management Framework
• Incident Management Policy and Objectives
• Incident Management Roles and Responsibilities
• Practical Exercise: Developing an Incident Response Plan
Day 3: Incident Detection and Reporting
• Techniques for Incident Detection and Identification
• Incident Triage and Initial Response
• Incident Categorization and Prioritization
• Case Study: Handling Real-Time Incidents
Day 4: Incident Response and Mitigation
• Incident Response Strategies and Tactics
• Containment and Eradication of Incidents
• Communication and Coordination during Incident Response
• Practical Exercise: Simulating Incident Response Scenarios
Day 5: Incident Recovery and Lessons Learned
• Restoration of Services and Systems
• Post-Incident Review and Analysis
• Continuous Improvement in Incident Management
• Final Case Study: Implementing ISO 27035 in a Complex Environment
