Security Analyst Program

Why the certification is relevant

This rise in the widespread use of technology brought with it a rise in security problems and cybercrime.

For hackers, the possibilities increased exponentially, along with the potential rewards. Cybercrime now permeates every facet of society and is for most organisations critically important. Independent of size or industry every business starts to take necessary precautions to protect their information systems and technology from unauthorised access, particularly if such access is made by individuals with malicious intent.

The Security Analyst Program including Individual Performance Coaching is offered as a 5 days training program and is designed and certified by LEADing Practice and the Global University Alliance.

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Focus of the Security Analyst

Advancing your career as a Security Analyst to take control of your enterprise’s security strategy, implementation, and testing is a good place to start.

In general, Security Analysts are tasked with identifying weaknesses in current security systems and developing solutions to close security vulnerabilities. To perform this task well, ideal candidates will have highly advanced technical skills, a proven ability to communicate with all levels of an organisation and experience applying both skillsets to solve real problems.

The Security Analyst certification program covers technology, systems and business analysis. It covers an analytical and modelling framework for integrating IT, technology platforms and infrastructure with strategy, innovation, value, requirements and complexity management.

The Security Analyst Program can be integrated into any relevant organisation. It does so by adding theory, practice and modelling capabilities to the practitioner’s skill set.

Individual Performance Coaching

It is only through coaching and building on the participant’s existing knowledge that capabilities are gained and applied.

Individual Performance Coaching is an integrated element of the Security Analyst education and training program to ensure that the frameworks, methods, approaches, and modelling principles are customized, adopted and applied in a real-world project setting with a personalized action plan.

The participant will discover how to drive forth fundamental changes within their organization and to achieve the objectives set in both innovation and transformation projects.

Upon successful completion of this program, you will become a certified Security Analyst.

The individual registration fee of €9,800 Euro (excl. VAT) covers tuition, handouts, case materials and conference facilities. Travel and accommodations is not included.

Important to note is that the Security Analyst Program requires input from interested parties as the programs are tailed to each individual, team or organization and is customized with planned dates and location.

The program includes:

  • 5 days of classroom training
  • Individual Performance Coaching
  • 1 Security Analyst Certificate

To request a customized or closed program, or if you have questions about registration or multi-attendee discounts, please contact us.

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Who Should Attend

The program is designed for professionals with 3+ years of business and/or IT experience:

  • Analysts: Strategy Analyst, Business Analyst, Financial Analyst, Process Analyst, System Analyst and Technology Analyst.
  • Managers: Business Manager, Project Manager, Product Manager, Process Manager, Service Manager, IT Manager and Technology Manager.
  • Specialists: Business Specialist, Value eXpert, Process Specialist, Method Specialist (TOGAF, Zachman, MoFA practitioner), Quality/Production/Manufacturing Specialist, System Specialist, Technology Specialist, and Enterprise Engineer.
  • Consultants: Business Consultant, Process Consultant, System Consultant, Transformation Consultant, Information Consultant and Technology Consultant.
  • Architects: Process Architect, Value Architect, Service Architect, Business Architect, Information Architect and Technology Architect.

Enterprise Standards Used

The following standards are the typical sets of standards that a Service Analyst uses:

OMG (Software Standards):

  • UML – Unified Modelling Language
  • CMMN – Case Management Modelling Notations

LEADing Practice (Enterprise Standards):

  • Security Strategy (Physical & Cyber)
  • Security Roadmap (Physical & Cyber)
  • Security Categorisation & Classification
  • Security Decomposition & Composition
  • Security Modelling
  • Security Lifecycle
  • Security Meta Model

Others:

  • ISO27001 Information Security
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework
  • IEEE Process Engineering standards
  • ISO 42010 Systems & Software Engineering
  • ITIL 3 (IT delivery concept)
  • COBIT (Governance)

Learning Model

Theories Practitioners will learn

  • Capture security forces and disruptive trends

  • Identify security gaps and pain points

  • Understand security strategies

  • Identify security requirements

  • Security performance management

  • Build security services that create value

  • Security innovation and transformation management

  • Complexity management around security

  • Decision making around security

What Practitioners will work with in Practice

  • Work with stakeholders, business and security owners

  • Security Model definitions

  • Security Model analysis

  • Setup security measurements and monitoring

  • Apply continuous security improvement

  • Benchmark security maturity levels

  • Security Business Model design

  • Security Model development

  • Develop security guidelines

  • Define security standardization and integration potential

Modelling capabilities Practitioners will gain

  • Develop Security Stakeholder Map

  • Develop Security Requirement Map

  • Develop Security Strategy Maps

  • Define Security Capability Maps

  • Define Security Capability Maps

  • Create Security Models

  • Optimize Security Models

  • Develop Security Service Models

  • Construct Security Operating Models