The Ultimate CGRC Professional Course - NIST RMF 800-137

Prepare for CGRC, NIST SP 800-53A, NIST RMF, FIPS 199, NIST SP 800-137


What you'll learn
Understanding of the ISC2 CGRC Certification & The process and requirements for achieving certification
The purpose, importance, and key components of the RMF & The six steps of the RMF and how to apply them in real-world scenarios.
Establishing and Managing an Information Security Risk Management Program, Core concepts and principles of information security risk management.
Developing and implementing effective policies and procedures.
The importance and impact of correctly categorizing information systems, Applying FIPS 199 standards for security categorization.
How to select appropriate security controls from NIST SP 800-53, Tailoring and scoping security controls based on organizational needs.
Planning and conducting assessments of security control effectiveness.
Utilizing NIST SP 800-53A for developing assessment plans.
Preparing for the information system authorization process & Understanding the roles and responsibilities involved in system authorization.
Utilizing NIST SP 800-137 to develop strategies for continuous monitoring.

Requirements
Willingness to dedicate time and effort to complete the course and prepare for the CGRC certification exam.
Enthusiasm for learning about governance, risk management, and compliance within the context of information security.
Familiarity with fundamental information security principles and terminology.
Recommended to have at least one to two years of experience working in IT, cybersecurity, or a related field.

Description
Welcome to the CGRC -Certified in Governance Risk and Compliance - NIST RMF Training Course, which will help you to Prepare for CGRC Certification, and gain comprehensive understanding about NIST SP 800-53A, NIST RMF, FIPS 199, NIST SP 800-137
This comprehensive course is designed to prepare you for the Certified in Governance, Risk, and Compliance (CGRC) certification, formerly known as the CAP (Certified Authorization Professional). Providing you with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field of governance, risk management, and compliance within the context of the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF).
Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to CGRC Certification
Overview of CGRC Certification
Certification
Requirements and Process
Benefits of CGRC Certification
Understanding the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF)
Purpose and Importance
Key Components and Steps
Module 2: Information Security Risk Management Program
Establishing an Information Security Risk Management Program
Key Concepts and Principles
Organizational Roles and Responsibilities
Policies and Procedures
Developing and Implementing Policies
Best Practices for Procedures
Module 3: Categorization of Information Systems
Categorizing Information Systems
Importance and Impact
Steps to Categorize Systems
Applying FIPS 199 Standards
Security Categorization Process
Documentation and Reporting
Module 4: Selection of Security Controls
Selecting Appropriate Security Controls
Understanding Control Families
Tailoring and Scoping Controls
Implementing NIST SP 800-53
Control Selection Process
Control Baselines and Enhancements
Module 5: Implementation of Security Controls
Implementing Selected Security Controls
Practical Steps and Considerations
Tools and Techniques for Implementation
Documenting Security Control Implementation
Creating and Maintaining Documentation
Best Practices for Effective Implementation
Module 6: Assessment of Security Controls
Assessing Security Control Effectiveness
Planning and Conducting Assessments
Assessment Methods and Techniques
Utilizing NIST SP 800-53A
Developing Assessment Plans
Conducting Assessments and Reporting Results
Module 7: Authorization of Information Systems
Preparing for Information System Authorization
Roles and Responsibilities in the Authorization Process
Steps to Achieve Authorization
Creating Authorization Packages
Key Components and Documentation
Submitting for Authorization
Module 8: Continuous Monitoring
Implementing Continuous Monitoring Programs
Importance and Benefits of Continuous Monitoring
Key Activities and Processes
Utilizing NIST SP 800-137
Developing Continuous Monitoring Strategies
Tools and Technologies for Monitoring
By completing this course, students will gain the following skills and competencies:
A deep understanding of the NIST RMF and its application.
The ability to categorize, select, implement, assess, and authorize security controls.
Expertise in developing and managing comprehensive risk management and compliance programs.
Practical knowledge of continuous monitoring strategies and techniques.
Preparedness to successfully pass the CGRC certification exam.
Course Features
Video Lectures
: Detailed video lectures covering each domain of the CGRC certification.
Quizzes and Assignments
: Interactive quizzes and practical assignments to reinforce learning.
Case Studies
: Real-world scenarios to illustrate key concepts and application.
Discussion Forums
: Engage with instructors and peers to deepen your understanding.
Exam Prep Support
: Tips, strategies, and practice exams to help you succeed in the CGRC certification exam.
Who this course is for:
Individuals working in information technology who want to expand their knowledge and skills in governance, risk management, and compliance.
Security professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of the NIST Risk Management Framework and related practices.
Professionals involved in risk assessment, risk analysis, and risk mitigation activities within their organizations.
Individuals responsible for ensuring that their organizations comply with regulatory requirements and industry standards.
Professionals aiming to advance to leadership roles in information security and governance.
Individuals working in government or military organizations who need to understand and implement the NIST RMF.
Auditors and consultants who provide services related to information security, risk management, and compliance.
Individuals pursuing a career in cybersecurity or information security, including recent graduates and those transitioning from other fields.
Professionals preparing for the ISC2 CGRC certification exam to validate their expertise and enhance their career prospects.

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