Available Dates:
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| Course Code: 302 |
| Duration: 1 day |
| Level: Basic |
| Fee: $795.00 |
| CPE Credits: 7 |
| Prerequisite: No Prerequisite Required. |
Participants will learn to identify the components of an overall security program and to distinguish risk factors relating to the Internet and the financial services industry. They review a checklist of procedures and protocols used to reduce online security risks, and explore regulatory issues that will govern financial transactions over the Internet
The Six Basics of Information Security
Different Risks and their Impact
Certificate Authorities
Digital Signatures
Encryption and Message Security
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Types of Security Risks, including:
- Data destruction
- Interference and rerouting
- Repudiation
- Distributed denial of service
- Trojan horse
- Worms, viruses
Methods of Authentication
- Biometrics and Smart Cards
Protecting from the Outside
- Firewalls, Intrusion Detection and Other Safeguards
Protecting on the Inside
- Enterprise security management
- Monitoring, Logging, Reporting and Auditing
Wireless, "pervasive" IP
Applications to Trading
Applications to Corporate Actions
Applications to Processing
Privacy versus Security
The post-September 11 Environment
Legal Issues and Implications
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