Certified Lead Cloud Security Manager

Is this a Certification Course? Yes, this is a certification course. Certification and examination fees are included in the price of the training course.

Delivery Model: Self-Study

Exam Duration: 3 hours

Retake Exam: You can retake the exam once within one year

Price: US$ 795 / CAD$ 1095

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Training Course Overview


The Lead Cloud Security Manager training course enables participants to develop the competence needed to implement and manage a cloud security program by following widely recognized best practices.


Why should you take this course?


The growing number of organizations that support remote work has increased the use of cloud computing services, which has, in turn, increased the demand for a secure cloud infrastructure proportionally. 


This training course is designed to help participants acquire the knowledge and skills needed to support an organization in effectively planning, implementing, managing, monitoring, and maintaining a cloud security program based on ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018. It provides a comprehensive elaboration of cloud computing concepts and principles, cloud computing security risk management, cloud-specific controls, cloud security incident management, and cloud security testing.


The training course is followed by the certification exam. If you successfully pass it, you can apply for a “PECB Certified Lead Cloud Security Manager” credential. A PECB Lead Cloud Security Manager Certificate demonstrates your ability and competencies to manage a cloud security program based on best practices.


Who should take this course?


Cloud security and information security professionals seeking to manage a cloud security program 

Managers or consultants seeking to master cloud security best practices

Individuals responsible for maintaining and managing a cloud security program

Technical experts seeking to enhance their cloud security knowledge 

Cloud security expert advisors


Learning objectives


Gain a comprehensive understanding of the concepts, approaches, methods, and techniques used for the implementation and effective management of a cloud security program 

Acknowledge the correlation between ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018, and other standards and regulatory frameworks

Gain the ability to interpret the guidelines of ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 in the specific context of an organization

Develop the necessary knowledge and competence to support an organization in effectively planning, implementing, managing, monitoring, and maintaining a cloud security program

Acquire the practical knowledge to advise an organization in managing a cloud security program by following best practices


Educational approach


The training course contains essay-type exercises, multiple-choice quizzes, and examples of cloud security best practices.

The participants are encouraged to communicate with each other and engage in discussions when completing quizzes and exercises.

The exercises are based on a case study.

The structure of the quizzes is similar to that of the certification exam.


Prerequisites


The main requirement for participating in this training course is having a fundamental understanding of ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 and a general knowledge of cloud computing concepts.




Course Content


Day 1: Introduction to ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 and the initiation of a cloud security program


Day 2: Cloud computing security risk management and cloud-specific controls


Day 3: Documented information management and cloud security awareness and training


Day 4: Cloud security incident management, testing, monitoring, and continual improvement


Day 5: Certification exam


Examination


The “PECB Certified Lead Cloud Security Manager” exam meets the requirements of the PECB Examination and Certification Program (ECP). It covers the following competency domains:


Domain 1: Fundamental principles and concepts of cloud computing


Domain 2: Information security policy for cloud computing and documented information management


Domain 3: Cloud computing security risk management


Domain 4: Cloud-specific controls based on ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 and best practices


Domain 5: Cloud security awareness, training, roles, and responsibilities


Domain 6: Cloud security incident management


Domain 7: Cloud security testing, monitoring, and continual improvement


For specific information about exam type, languages available, and other details, please visit the List of PECB Exams and the Examination Rules and Policies.


Certification


After successfully passing the exam, you can apply for one of the credentials. You will receive the certificate once you comply with all the relevant requirements. 


For more information about the Cloud Security Manager certifications and the PECB certification process, please refer to the Certification Rules and Policies.


The cloud security project experience should follow best implementation and management practices and include the following activities:


Implementing a cloud security program

Managing a cloud security program

Managing documented information in the cloud

Monitoring the cloud security performance

Managing a cloud security team


General Information


Certification and examination fees are included in the price of the training course

Participants will be provided with the training course material containing over 500 pages of explanatory information, examples, best practices, exercises, and quizzes.

In case candidates fail the exam, they can retake it within 12 months of the initial attempt for free.

 


Price: US$ 795 / CAD$ 1095

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