Information Security
Who is keeping your information secure?
Information is an essential resource for the growth and success of every business. In today's information-driven economy, keeping your company's vital data secure is the responsibility of every employee in your company. From guarding against Social Engineering Attacks to creating an effective Incident Response Plan, everyone in your organization has to take part in keeping your information secure.
A recent study by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) cited human error as the most common cause of information security breaches, with some 80 percent of respondents believing this human error was caused by a lack of security knowledge, training, or failure to follow security procedure. |
New Horizons and the Secure Organization
Information security awareness and training can significantly reduce not only the odds of your business experiencing a serious information security breach, but can also help minimize negative impact should a breach occur.
At New Horizons, our information security offerings are designed to insure that your organization can be "The Secure Organization." The Secure Organization approach enables you to target specific training for your organization based on information security threats, organizational job roles, and the knowledge and skills required by job role to keep an organization's information secure.
Security+ Certification
Security+ is a vendor-neutral security certification program that enables individuals to acquire the initial skills needed to become an Information Security Professional.
Certified Ethical Hacker
This class immerses students in an interactive environment where they will learn how to scan, test, hack, and secure their own systems. Students then learn how intruders escalate privileges and what steps can be taken to secure a system.
New Horizons Training for Certified Information Systems Security Professional Certification (CISSP)
This course provides a comprehensive discussion of the 10 core subject areas fundamental to the understanding of security for CIOs, managers, and engineers.
Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator on Windows Server 2003: Security Specialization
The MCSA Security Certification identifies system administrators who specialize in managing, maintaining, and implementing security on the Microsoft platform and as part of a secure computing environment.
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer on Windows Server 2003: Security Specialization
The MCSE Security Engineer on Microsoft Windows 2003 Certification distinguishes systems engineers who specialize in designing, planning, and implementing security on the Microsoft platform and as part of a secure computing environment.