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The RESILIA Practitioner course starts by
revisiting the concepts and knowledge acquired
in the Foundation course and requires you to
bring that knowledge into practical activities in
interesting real-life scenarios. The course begins
with distinguishing among the terms: asset,
risk, threat, and vulnerability. It determines
the key activities needed to address risks and
opportunities as well as to create and manage
a risk register and a risk treatment plan . Further,
it explains the purpose and use of the control
objectives for cyber resilience processes, and
the interactions and activities that are aligned
with corresponding ITSM activities. In the final
part of the course, it describes the application
of the seven-step improvement process to
plan cyber resilience improvements, the ITIL
CSI approach to cyber resilience, and the
segregation of duties and dual controls related
to cyber resilience roles and responsibilities.
Prerequisites
RESILIA Foundation Certification
Course Level
Basic
Who Should Attend
All teams across IT and Risk functions, including:
• IT Service Management
• Business Analysis and Design
• Development
• IT Project and Program Management
• Risk and Compliance
What You Will Learn
You’ll learn how to:
• Carry out risk management
• Manage the controls relevant to cyber
resilience strategy and align these with IT
service management (ITSM)
• Manage the controls relevant to cyber
resilience design and align these with ITSM
• Manage the controls relevant to cyber
resilience transition and align these with ITSM
• Manage the controls relevant to cyber
resilience operation and align these with
ITSM
• Manage the controls relevant to cyber
resilience continual improvement and align
these with ITSM
• Evaluate need for segregation of duties and
dual controls
Performance Focus
• Managing and operating effectively in a
challenging cyber-centric environment
• Making decisions to prevent, detect, respond,
and recover from today’s evolving cyber
threats
• Governing, managing, and complying with
cyber resilience
Course Overview
Course Introduction
Risk Management
• Distinguish between the terms: risk, asset,
vulnerability, threat
• Determine the actions needed to address
risks and opportunities and explain their
purpose
• Create and manage a:
a) Risk register
b) Risk treatment plan
Cyber Resilience Strategy
• Explain the purpose and use of the control
objectives:
• Explain how ITSM processes and cyber
resilience interact
Cyber Resilience Design
• Explain the purpose and use of the control
objectives:
a) Human resource security
b) System acquisition, development, architec
ture, and design
c) Supplier and third-party security
d) Endpoint security
e) Cryptography
f) Business continuity
• Explain how ITSM processes and cyber
resilience interact
Cyber Resilience Transition
• Explain the purpose and use of the control
objectives:
a) Asset management and configuration
management
b) Classification and handling
c) Data transportation and removable media
d) Change management
e) Testing
f) Training
g) Documentation management
h) Information retention
i) Information disposal
• Explain how ITSM processes and cyber
resilience interact
Cyber Resilience Operation
• Explain the purpose and use of the control
objectives:
• Explain how ITSM processes and cyber
resilience interact
Cyber Resilience Continual Improvement
• Explain the purpose and use of the control
objectives:
• Apply the seven-step improvement process
to plan cyber resilience improvements
• Apply the ITIL CSI approach to cyber
resilience
Segregation of Duties and Dual Controls
• Apply the concepts of segregation of duties
and dual controls to an organizational
context
Summary
• What did we learn, and how can we
implement this in our work environment?
Examination
• Syllabus scope: understand and recognize RESILIA: Cyber
Resilience Best Practice
• Bloom’s level: 3-4
• Format: Multiple choice
• Number of questions: 50
• Duration: 135 minutes
• Pass rate: 60%
• Exam Format: closed-book exam
• Proctoring: Live or Web-proctored
RESILIA™ Practitioner
Practical Application of Cyber Resilience Best Practice
RESILIA™ is a trade mark of AXELOS Limited.
#1120 / Four 3-hour sessions
CEU Credits: 1 . 2 / PDU Credits: 12
Price: USD 1650
#7086 / 2 Days
CEU Credits: 1 . 4 / PDU Credits: 14
Price: USD 1895
