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Free online security awareness training!!
These courses were developed by the University of Memphis’ Center for Information Assurance in partnership with Vanderbilt University and SPARTA, Inc. under a grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
They leverage the background of a successful academic program in information assurance uniquely recognized by US Department of Homeland Security. Their nationwide program uses a comprehensive approach to prepare professionals in identifying assets, recognizing vulnerabilities, prioritizing assets and implementing protection measures in cyber infrastructure.
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IA General/Non-Technical
Track 1 |
IA Technical/IT Professional
Track 2 |
IA for Business Professional
Track 3 |
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Information Security for Everyone (ISfE)
DHS Approved:
TEI Course Number:
AWR-175-W |
Information Security Basics (ISB)
DHS Approved:
TEI Course Number: AWR-173-W |
Business Information Continuity (BIC)
DHS Approved:
TEI Course Number: AWR-176-W |
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Cyber Ethics (CE)
DHS Approved TEI Course Number: AWR-174-W |
Secure Software & Network Assurance (SSNA)
Under Development |
Information Risk Management (IRM)
Under DHS Review |
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Cyber Law & White Collar Crime (CLWC2)
Under Development |
Digital Forensics Basics (DFB)
Under Development |
Cyber Incident Analysis & Response (CIAR)
Under Development |
About The Center for Information Security Awareness
The Center for Information Security Awareness was formed in 2007 by a group of leading academics, security and fraud experts to explore ways to increase security awareness among a number of audiences, including consumers, employees, small business owners and law enforcement.
National Security Awareness in the Workplace Program
We all have a role to play in protecting ourselves and the nation from the impact of cybercrime and identity theft, and that role can begin in the workplace.
The better you are at protecting your own workplace from cybercrime and identity theft, the fewer opportunities criminals, petty thieves, and even terrorists will have to exploit security vulnerabilities for their own purposes.
InfraGard Awareness is a FREE information security awareness course that will help you understand how you can help make your workplace more secure. It will also teach you vital skills to protect yourself and your family from cybercrime and identity theft.
Visit: http://infragardawareness.com for more details.