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Registration Form 		The Peter Kiewit Institute, STEAL-2 Lab
1110 South 67th Street, Omaha Nebraska
May 6 through August 12, 2008
Tuesday Evenings from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m


NEbraskaCERT Security Professional Exam Preparation Course

Note: Class starts Tuesday May 6th from 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM. The class room is in the Peter Kiewit Institute (PKI) STEAL-2 lab located at 1110 South 76th Street, Omaha Nebraska. When you arrive please park in front in the 1 hour parking and we'll have parking permits for you in the class room.

I. Course Description:

The focus of the course is on computer security. It encompasses all areas of information security including:

  • Security Management Practices
  • Investigrations, Ethics & Law
  • Operational Security
  • Security Models and Architectures
  • Cryptography
  • Development of Systems and Applications
  • Disaster Recovery Planning and Business Continuity
  • Network Security
  • Physical Security
  • Access Control Systems and Methodologies
  • Security Models and Architectures

    NEbraskaCERT hosts a series of focused meetings covering the significant Computer Security topics. These provide a comprehensive baseline of what a well rounded Computer Security Professional should know. It is our intention to cover the knowledge areas in sufficient detail that an otherwise qualified individual would be better prepared to pass several of the Computer Security Professional Exams including: Security+, ISC2's SSCP exam and ISC2's CISSP exam. This information may also be useful for other Computer Security exams such as the TruSecure certification.

    II. Course Objectives/Outcomes:

    Each student will acquire and be able to demonstrate:

  • a command of basic computer security terms and concepts.
  • a knowledge of computer security architectures and systems security.
  • a knowledge of security policy, standards, organizations, and publications.
  • a familiarity of physical and environmental security.
  • a working knowledge of risk management terms, concepts, and procedures.
  • a familiarity with computer security law, investigations and ethics.
  • a familiarity with computer applications and operations security.
  • a familiarity with computer cryptography (encryption) and telecommunications security.

    ISC2's CISSP and SSCP are Trademarks of the ISC2 Organization.
    Security+ is a Trademark of CompTia.


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