This video features Allen Keele, a principal and lead instructor at Certified Information Security, who outlines the five steps recommended by NIST to initiate or integrate the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 into an organization's cybersecurity program. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the organization's current cybersecurity state a...
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NIST’s 5 Steps to initiate and/or integrate NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 at your organization
Transcript Welcome to certified information securities training and certification program for the certified NIST artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework, 1.0 architect. This is the first of four segments of the introduction to that course. I'm Alan keel. Thanks for joining me. The certified NIST AI, RMF 1.0 architect credential, certifies...
Transcript Welcome to certified information securities training and certification program for the certified NIST artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework, 1.0 architect. This is the third part of four of the introduction to the training and certification program. I'm Alan keel. Thanks for joining me. So you've heard me talk about the AI ri...
Transcript Welcome to certified information securities training and certification program for certified NIST artificial intelligence risk Management Framework 1.0 architect. This is the second part of four for the introduction to this training and certification program. I'm Alan keel. Thanks for joining me. So now that we have an understanding of t...
Transcript Welcome to the Certified Information Security Training and certification program for the certified NIST artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework, 1.0 architect. This is the final and 4th part of four of the introduction to the training and certification program. I'm Alan keel. Thanks for joining me. You may remember from my gene...
Transcript Welcome to certified information securities presentation on artificial intelligence as used in business. Now, while this presentation isn't actually part of the tested content of our training and certification program for the NIST CSF risk Management Framework 1.0 architect credential. It is, however, meant to provide a context for the u...
Transcript Hi, my name is Allen Keele. I'm a Principal with Certified Information Security and today I would like to bust a myth that the Board and C-Suite have no role in cybersecurity, at least that's what I seem to run into an awfully lot. So the reality is that cyber risk is pervasive throughout the enterprise. Wherever Internet technology exis...
Why Get Credentialed as an Expert on the NIST CSF with Lead Implementer Certification?
In today's digital age, the rise of cyber threats has become a relentless and evolving challenge. Businesses and organizations across the globe grapple with safeguarding their digital assets against sophisticated cyber attacks. The complexity of these threats demands a robust and adaptive defense mechanism.
Without a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity principles and frameworks, organizations remain vulnerable to devastating cyberattacks. The consequences of such breaches are not just limited to financial losses, but also include legal repercussions, damage to reputation, and erosion of customer trust.
Enter the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) Lead Implementer Training – a beacon of hope in this chaotic cyber landscape. Getting certified as an expert in the NIST CSF equips you with the knowledge and skills to not only understand, but also implement and manage a cybersecurity framework effectively. This certification is not just a badge of expertise; it's a vital tool in the arsenal of anyone serious about fortifying their or their organization's cyber defenses.
In this article, we'll explore what the NIST Cybersecurity Framework training entails, why it's essential for businesses to implement, and how becoming a certified expert can be a game-changer in your business’ cybersecurity career.
