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    IT Security Management – Best Practice

    10-11-2025 To 14-11-2025
    Dubai
    cyber security

    A hands-on program that treats security as an operating model. Participants design response teams and playbooks, harden identities and infrastructure, engineer monitoring and threat hunting, run controlled recovery after intrusions, and institutionalize lessons learned. Scenarios include active intrusion, ransomware, data exfiltration, and business email compromise—emphasizing who does what, when, and with which evidence.

    Date :
    From 10 Till 14 Nov. 2025
    City :
    Dubai
    Fees :
    4500
    • Date City Fees
    Date :
    From 10 Till 14 Nov. 2025
    City :
    Dubai
    Fees :
    4500
    • Date City Fees

    Overview

    Build a resilient security management capability that prevents incidents, mobilizes the right teams when issues arise, restores services to a safe state, and demonstrates control effectiveness to leadership and auditors.

    A hands-on program that treats security as an operating model. Participants design response teams and playbooks, harden identities and infrastructure, engineer monitoring and threat hunting, run controlled recovery after intrusions, and institutionalize lessons learned. Scenarios include active intrusion, ransomware, data exfiltration, and business email compromise—emphasizing who does what, when, and with which evidence.

    Who Should Attend

    Target Group

    • Information systems and IT security practitioners
    • System, network, and cloud administrators
    • SOC analysts, incident responders, and threat hunters
    • IT managers, service owners, and project leads with security accountability
    • Risk, compliance, legal/privacy, and audit partners supporting security
    • Align the security operating model with business risk, regulations, and service priorities
    • Stand up incident organizations with clear roles, escalation paths, and decision rights
    • Build playbooks for identification, containment, eradication, recovery, and post-incident learning
    • Implement preventive controls across identity, endpoint, network, cloud, and data
    • Engineer monitoring use cases, threat hunting routines, and response thresholds
    • Coordinate communications, privacy/legal steps, and executive reporting with audit-ready logs
    • Security governance and operating-model design
    • Incident leadership, team structuring, and RACI execution
    • Prevention and hardening across identity, endpoint, network, cloud, and data
    • Detection engineering, investigation, and proactive threat hunting
    • Crisis communication, privacy/legal coordination, and stakeholder management
    • Recovery orchestration, resilience planning, and continuous improvement

    Security Operating Model & Risk Alignment

  • Mandate and governance: policies, standards, risk acceptance, and accountability lines
  • Business impact tiers and asset criticality to drive control depth and monitoring focus
  • Control baselines mapped to recognized frameworks and sector regulations
  • Third-party and SaaS assurance with continuous monitoring and contract safeguards
  • Performance rhythm: dashboards, KPIs, and executive brief cadence

    • Incident Readiness & Team Architecture

  • Response organization design: incident command, SOC/IR, forensics, threat intel, IT ops/cloud, legal/privacy, communications, continuity
  • RACI, escalation ladders, on-call rotations, and authority to act during crises
  • War-room operating procedures, out-of-band communications, and decision logging
  • Evidence stewardship: chain of custody, secure artifact storage, and case tracking
  • Readiness drills: tabletop exercises, purple-team walk-throughs, and playbook validations

    • Contact Us

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