At the foundation of Stanford Information Security Academy (SISA) is a set of half-day classroom courses offered quarterly and free of charge. While there is no prerequisite to take Level 1 courses before Level 2, it is recommended that the courses be taken in that order.
This general course is the first part required for system administrators to satisfy the security certification.
*To receive SISA credit for these courses you must provide your certificate of completion to ISO via a ServiceNow ticket
The fundamental-level course is intended for individuals who seek an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud, independent of specific technical roles.
This course will provide foundational level knowledge of cloud services, and how cloud services are provided with Microsoft Azure. The course can be taken as an optional first step in learning about cloud services and Microsoft Azure.
*To receive SISA credit for these courses you must provide your certificate of completion to ISO via a ServiceNow ticket
Understand some of the major cloud security risks and how to plan for and minimize these risks. This is an online, lynda.com course.
Learn how to build dashboards in Splunk to more efficiently view and organize your data logs.
Splunk offers free, self-paced courses that you can take anytime from any location. These courses allow you to choose specific, topic-driven content and you can choose from a set of learning paths or mix and match based on your learning objectives.
Learn how to configure and deploy Cloud Agents.
Create an effective VM program for your organization.
Learn the core features of Qualys Web Application Scanning.
Learn about data security, user authentication, and user permissions by locking down permissions and tracking changes.
Learn how to build and launch a secure website with WordPress.
Online self-paced training on Wiz to understand and prioritize cloud security issues
*To receive SISA credit for these courses you must provide your certificate of completion to ISO via a ServiceNow ticket
This course serves as the introduction to the series, providing you with an overview of the six exam domains—all of which are covered in greater depth in the other courses in this series.
Discover how the cloud reference architecture defines a model for cloud computing. Explore security concepts relevant to cloud computing and understand the design principles for secure operation in the cloud.
Discover how the cloud data life cycle guides security efforts in the cloud. Then learn how to design and apply data security technologies, implement data discovery, and create a data classification program.
Learn about the components of cloud infrastructure and how to design a secure data center. Plus, see how to design and plan out security controls, disaster recovery, and business continuity strategies.
Learn about the development of software requirements and the use of different software development methodologies. Review some of the most notable application security vulnerabilities, as well as secure coding practices, strategies for identifying threats, and more.
Learn how to build, operate, and manage the physical and logical infrastructure required to support cloud computing. Plus, learn about digital forensics and the incident response process.
Learn about legal, risk, and compliance issues in the world of cloud computing.
*To receive SISA credit for these courses you must provide your certificate of completion to ISO via a ServiceNow ticket
Learn careers available in information security and how CISSP certification can contribute to career success.
Learn key exam topics from the Security and Risk Management domain: security governance, compliance and policy issues, personnel security, threat modeling, and vendor management.
Learn about the importance of data governance policies and roles, and how you can develop security baselines that leverage industry standards.
Learn know to balance business needs with security risks and design more secure systems.
Learn TCP/IP networking, network security devices, and secure network design
Learn authentication factors, multifactor authentication, and password authentication protocols, access control systems, and authentication services.
Learn information security and risk management practices, security governance, compliance, and policy issues.
Learn investigations and forensics, logging and monitoring, and resource security.
Learn software development lifecycle, code review, software testing, and common software security issues.
Topics | Website |
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SCPD Course | Stanford Advanced Computer Security Certificate |
Cryptography I | Cryptography I |
Tools and Services | University IT Security Services |
Community of Practice | Information Security CoP |