Certified Information Systems Security Professional, CISSP, Part 8 of 9: Incident Management

incident management, types of laws and computer crimes. how to handle evidence, physical security and how to integrate with information security. This course contains the following lessons:

Lesson 1:

• Seriousness of Computer Crimes
• Incidents
• Incident Management Priorities
• Incident Response Capability
• Incident Management Requires
• Preparing for a Crime Before It Happens
• Incident Response Phases.

Lesson 2:

• Types of Law
• Foundational Concepts of Law
• Common Laws: Criminal
• Common Laws: Civil
• Common Laws: Administrative
• Intellectual Property Laws
• Software Licensing.

Lesson 3:

• Historic Examples of Computer Crimes
• Who Perpetrates These Crimes
• Types of Motivation for Attacks
• Telephone Fraud
• Identification Protection and Prosecution
• Computer Crime and Its Barriers
• Countries Working Together
• Security Principles for International Use
• Determine if a Crime Has Been Committed
• When Should Law Enforcement Get Involved
• Citizen vs. Law Enforcement Investigation
• Investigation of Any Crime.

Lesson 4:

• Role of Evidence in a Trial
• General Rules for Evidence
• Evidence Requirements
• Evidence Collection Topics
• Chain of Custody and Evidence Processing
• Evidence Types
• Hearsay Rule Exception
• Privacy of Sensitive Data
• Privacy Issues: US Laws as Examples
• European Union Principles on Privacy
• Employee Privacy Issues
• Computer Forensics
• Trying to Trap the Bad Guy
• Companies Can Be Found Liable
• Sets of Ethics
• Ethics
• Summary.

Lesson 5:

• Physical Security
• Physical Security: Threats
• Different Types of Threats and Planning
• Facility Site Selection
• Devices Will Fail
• Controlling Access
• External Boundary Protection
• Lock Types
• Facility Access and Piggybacking
• Securing Mobile Devices
• Entrance Protection
• Perimeter Protection
• Perimeter Security
• Types of Physical IDS
• Sensors
• Facility Attributes
• Electrical Power
• Problems with Steady Power Current
• Power Interference And Preventative Measures
• Environmental Considerations
• Fire Prevention
• Fire Detection
• Fire Types
• Suppression Methods
• Fire Extinguishers.