Cyber Security GRC

The Cybersecurity with GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) Analyst course equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to safeguard information systems and ensure regulatory compliance. You'll learn to perform IT audits, manage risks, and implement controls that protect organizational assets. This course is ideal for those looking to advance their careers in cybersecurity with a focus on governance, risk management, and compliance.

DURATION
5 weeks
FORMAT
Live Online
COURSE FEE
20% off
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Eligibility

Who is it for?:

Anyone can enroll for this course, whether you are a Fresher, switching Non-IT to IT, IT personal looking for upskill, or any kind of experienced with a valid bachelor’s degree.

Prerequisites:

No pre-requisites are needed, if you have positive attitude towards learning or Upskilling.

Good to have:

  • Basic understanding of IT controls, risk management, and compliance frameworks.
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office tools.

How it works

Enquiry and Details Gathering

  • Enquiry Handling: Promptly respond to inquiries from potential candidates.
  • Information Gathering: Collect detailed information about the candidate's background, education, career goals, and current skill levels.

Enrollment Process

  • Orientation: Provide an orientation session outlining the training program, its structure, and outcomes.
  • Documentation: Complete enrollment forms and agreements.
  • Payment: Process enrollment fees if applicable.

Daily Training Process

Daily Sessions:

  • Training: Conduct daily training sessions covering theoretical concepts and practical skills.
  • Interview Q&A: Regular sessions focusing on interview questions and techniques.
  • Assignments: Assign regular tasks to reinforce learning.
  • Real-Time Scenarios: Simulate real-world scenarios to apply theoretical knowledge.
  • Presentations: Practice presentation skills.
  • Skill Gap Analysis: Continuously assess and address skill gaps through targeted training sessions.
  • Feedback Loop: Continuously gather feedback from candidates and employers to improve the program.

Resume Preparation

  • Resume Building: Assist candidates in crafting effective resumes highlighting their skills and achievements.

Mock Interviews

  • Mock Interview Sessions: Conduct multiple mock interviews to prepare candidates for real-world job interviews.
  • Feedback and Improvement: Provide constructive feedback to help candidates improve their interview skills.

Placement Assistance

  • Connect with Placement Team: Qualified candidates are referred to the placement team.
  • Job Opportunities Search: Placement team actively searches for job opportunities matching candidates' skills and career aspirations.
  • Interview Coordination: Arrange interviews between candidates and potential employers.
  • Follow-Up and Support: Provide ongoing support until candidates secure a job

Post-Placement Support:

  • Offer support even after job placement to ensure candidates settle well into their new roles.

Outcomes

At the end of this module, you will be equipped to assess and implement IT controls and risk management strategies to enhance cybersecurity posture. You will also gain an understanding of compliance frameworks and how to align organizational practices with regulatory requirements effectively.

Job Skills

After successfully completing the program, you will be:

  1. Grasp fundamental concepts of cybersecurity, including confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA).
  2. Recognize and categorize various IT controls, including preventive, detective, and corrective measures, to safeguard information assets.
  3. Apply risk management frameworks to identify, assess, and mitigate risks within an organization's IT environment.
  4. Understand and evaluate key compliance frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, COBIT, and GDPR, and their applicability to organizational needs.
  5. Perform comprehensive risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and threats to information systems.
  6. Create and implement effective cybersecurity policies and procedures that align with organizational goals and regulatory requirements.
  7. Establish processes for continuous monitoring and auditing of IT controls to ensure compliance and effectiveness.
  8. Design and implement incident response plans to effectively address security breaches and minimize their impact.
  9. Develop and deliver security awareness training programs to educate employees about cybersecurity risks and best practices.
  10. Assess and manage cybersecurity risks associated with third-party vendors and service providers to ensure compliance with organizational security standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone interested in pursuing a career in Cybersecurity can join these programs, including:

  • Students currently enrolled at university
  • Freshers
  • Non-IT Professionals
  • IT Professionals
  • Career Switchers
  • Professionals with Career Gaps

Yes, working professionals can enroll in these programs. Many programs are designed with flexible schedules to accommodate your work commitments.

As a student, you are welcome to join the program. It can provide you with valuable skills and knowledge relevant to cybersecurity that will enhance your employability upon graduation.

Upon completion, you can expect outcomes such as:

  • Proficiency in IT controls, risk management, and compliance frameworks (e.g., COBIT, ISO 27001, NIST)
  • Preparedness for roles like Cybersecurity Analyst, Risk Management Specialist, Compliance Officer, or IT Auditor
  • Improved job prospects in various industries that require cybersecurity expertise.

Basic knowledge of IT infrastructure, networking concepts, and information security principles can be beneficial. However, many programs start with foundational concepts and do not require extensive prior knowledge.

Yes, there is a significant demand for Cybersecurity professionals, particularly those skilled in IT controls, risk management, and compliance, due to the increasing frequency of cyber threats and regulatory requirements.

Yes, pursuing a career in Cybersecurity is considered a wise decision due to the high demand for skilled professionals, competitive salaries, and numerous opportunities for career advancement.

This course is instructed both live online and offline for self-paced learning.

Typically, you may need to commit around 10-15 hours per week, including class time, assignments, and practical work. The exact commitment may vary based on the program structure.

No, you don't have to take any test to enroll in the courses that we offer.

Yes, obtaining certifications (e.g., CISSP, CISM, CRISC) can enhance your credibility, demonstrate your skills to employers, and significantly improve your job prospects in the cybersecurity field.

Yes, our programs are supportive of individuals with career gaps and often provide resources and guidance for job placement.

Trainers are typically experienced professionals in the field of Cybersecurity with expertise in IT controls, risk management, and compliance frameworks.

Yes, our Cybersecurity training programs include opportunities to work on live projects, providing practical experience and enhancing your skills.

Yes, we provide placement support. We have a dedicated placement officer who takes care of student placements. We have tie-ups with many IT companies where prospective HRs and employers contact us for placements and internships.

Yes, you can ask any technical questions to the trainer and get clarifications. You can also reattend classes for topics you want to revise. While pursuing the course, complete your course sincerely by doing PODBIC assignments regularly given by the trainer.