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This video is part of a free online course on cybersecurity management. In it, Fernando Ponencia discusses how to implement a security program. He covers the importance of cybersecurity, the Cyber Security Framework, and how to use the risk matrix to manage risk. The video concludes with a discussion of the steps needed to reach an objective security posture.

00:00:00 This video presents a free online course on cybersecurity management. The course covers topics such as implementing a system for managing cybersecurity, auditing cybersecurity measures, and more. Several countries in Latin America are represented, including Panama, Honduras, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, and Ecuador. Spanish speakers are welcome, and the course is currently available in different time zones.
00:05:00 In this third video of the cybersecurity course, Fernando Ponencia, an expert in the field, discusses how to implement a security program. The first step is to prioritize and assess the risks associated with each process. Next, they discuss the Cyber Security Framework, which is a step-by-step guide for implementing a security program. They use a fictitious case study to illustrate the concepts.
00:10:00 In this video, we discuss the importance of cybersecurity and how to implement it. We then talk about the CLASE#3 approach, which is prioritizing assets based on their value to the business. We also discuss how to integrate third-party systems and how to manage customer relationships. Finally, we cover the step 2 of the methodology, which is orienting yourself to the implementation process.
00:15:00 This video discusses the implementation and audit of cybersecurity measures. Factors that guide the implementation of such measures include the involvement of strategic partners, the current cybersecurity landscape in the sector. Incidents are making victims of cyberattacks, and these are factors that need to be considered when designing a cybersecurity plan. Another factor that affects the implementation of a cybersecurity plan is the compliance with relevant regulations. In this case, local regulatory bodies specific to the banking sector, such as the Superintendency of Banks (SBS) in Peru, play a significant role. These bodies impose specific cybersecurity requirements on financial institutions, obliging them to have response plans in place and strategic objectives, and to comply with a series of security guarantees. At the same time, regulatory changes in 2019 made it more difficult for financial institutions to comply with existing regulations. As a result, a reorientation of the plan was necessary in order to align it with the stricter demands of this regulator. Another factor that impacts the implementation of a cybersecurity plan is the availability of strategic providers of card services. These providers work with a number of large banks across the world, and must meet certain requirements in order to do business with them. In order to implement such controls, the organization must have a clear understanding of its current cybersecurity
00:20:00 The video discusses the third step in cyber security implementation, which is creating an current profile of the organization's cyber security posture. The presenter shows an example of a simple, one-page form that would be included in an organization's cyber security policy. The form would list the organization's security risks and vulnerabilities, and would require regular updates. In order to determine the level of cyber security implementation for this category, the presenter analyzed the organization's security risks and vulnerabilities and found that there were still some gaps in the inventory. They determined that the level of implementation for this category was a partial level. The next level would be the adaptive level, in which the organization would not have to make an analysis, but would need to undertake self-awareness and self-discovery to get to a level of implementation and know their position on cyber security at this time. The third step is creating an actual profile of the organization's cyber security posture. The presenter demonstrates an example of this by creating a simple, one-page form that would be included in an organization's cyber security policy. The form would list the organization's security risks and vulnerabilities. The presenter then goes on to show how to create an actual profile of the organization's cyber security posture by conducting interviews with people responsible for
00:25:00 In this video, security professionals discuss the implementation and audit of cybersecurity. They identify several flaws but at least they made some progress in the next step. They needed to confirm that the resources are both hardware and software devices, data, and time. They also prioritized these assets based on several factors, such as the risk and value of the asset. If there was a list, it had a list of all resources, but they were not distributed nor were they hierarchically structured enough to know which were more critical and valuable. This lack of information led them to put the system back into glassware. Finally, the roles and responsibilities of cybersecurity are well identified, and the personnel and third parties involved in their functions are well identified in a risk management matrix. However, they lacked adaptability, which was missing from the framework. In order to reach the adaptive level, they needed to have responsible for other areas of the organization, and this responsibility for cybersecurity fell only on you. There were no designated security managers for reporting information, shielding you from legal liability. Other areas of the organization did not have any security issues, so this step did not achieve its goal. The fourth step is risk analysis, in which they will analyze which risks affect the information assets and are working to mitigate them
00:30:00 This video discusses the implementation and audit of cybersecurity measures. It covers four levels of risk, from minor to major and catastrophic. At each level, the probability of an event occurring and the impact it would have on the organization increases. For example, a risk that is improbable in terms of problem and unlikely to impact the organization is at the lower end of the risk scale, while a risk that is very probable and would have a significant impact on the organization is at the upper end of the scale. The video discusses how to use the risk matrix to manage risk. It goes on to discuss various assets that are at risk, such as email servers, routers, and virtual servers for Active Directory. It also discusses payment systems and how they can be attacked. The video concludes with a list of assets that are at risk and their associated risks.
00:35:00 In this video, cybersecurity instructor Carlos López discusses the importance of implementing and auditing security measures. He also discusses the risks posed by malware and ransomware, and how to create an objective security profile. He concludes the video by discussing the steps needed to reach an objective security posture.
00:40:00 The video discusses cyber security implementation and audit. It explains that, in order to achieve the goal of a cyber security system that is both reliable and achievable, it is necessary to measure quantitatively all areas. There is a gap in the number of Payne numbers per side in the previous table that refers to section number 6, the gamma. The first record in this analysis indicates that there is a gap of 1, which is somewhat good, and easy to understand. The risk informed level of 3 is also good, and there is a repeatable gap between risk informed level and risk informed level of 2. It is necessary to mark the difference and here there is more work to be done. For this particular area, which is not referenced in number 6, the analysis makes reference to organizational communication flows. There is much more to be done in this area, and so this same exercise must be repeated throughout all categories of the cyber security framework in order to establish the shortfall and the amount needed to reach the objective. For those with a gap of 1, it is likely that there is less investment and effort required, and this will not allow us to know where we will begin in order to reach the goal of level 7, implementation of the plans of
00:45:00 This video discusses cybersecurity implementation and audit. The speaker states that in order to implement a successful plan, continuous auditing is necessary. The speaker provides a overview of a cybersecurity audit, highlighting how it determines an updated state of an actual plan, and how any deviations from the plan are measured and dealt with. Finally, the speaker explains that establishing continuous improvement processes ensures that plans remain in line with target objectives and are efficient use of resources.
00:50:00 In this video, we are finishing up the course on Cybersecurity Implementation and Audit. I want to say something more before we conclude this course. This is the moment in time to take the next step in your career in cybersecurity. One of the few sectors that has grown rapidly in recent years is cybersecurity. At no point in time did all other sectors enter into crisis because this series of events has happened - the slowdown - because cybersecurity has grown so much. This is because businesses have digitalized. Those businesses that operated only physically also came to the cyber space, and now require professional cybersecurity help. Once these businesses arrived on the cyber space, they found a subtle scenario that they did not expect - lots of cyberattacks, physical attacks, and economic attacks. They need to be protected, and this is one of the few sectors that has negative unemployment. There are not enough professionals in this area, and many say that they are short of cybersecurity professionals. This is because there is much more to learn, and this is not enough. There are many more things to review in this area. There is much more to learn, and this is not enough. There is much more money to be made in this sector, and this is why cybersecurity has grown so much. We are
00:55:00 The video discusses cyber security, with Fernando discussing its importance and the lack of a price tag for such an important subject. He goes on to say that we are all taking this course, one of the Official Instructors, and that we have additional benefits beyond the Official Course, such as a Second Cyber Security Certification with No Fail. We also have a Private Study Group with unlimited access to the instructors and participants, where they can ask questions and share information. Lastly, we have a Mini Course on ISO 27001 Security Management which complements the main Cyber Security Course. All of this is included in the Cyber Security Certification with No Fail.

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This video discusses the importance of cybersecurity implementation and audit, and provides information on the official course offered by the presenter. The course includes a free certificate, which will be sent to people who have seen all of the sessions. The average time it takes to complete the course is three months. The video also offers mini-courses on cybersecurity that can be completed in a shorter amount of time.

01:00:00 The video discusses cybersecurity implementation and auditing, and includes a live online course with book. There are official simulation exams and certified instructors. There is a workshop on implementing security measures, as well as a series of mini courses on different topics, all of which are included in the course's value of $1,000. This course also includes a certificate of certification. The video addresses questions about the course on behalf of the instructor, and offers a special discount for those who enroll in the live course. The course is open to all countries, and is available in live and online interaction. Those who enroll will receive full access to the course's content, either in two installments of $149, or all at once for $293. Those who enroll in the course will also have the opportunity to join the instructor's chat room for additional support.
01:05:00 The video discusses regulations surrounding cyber security, and provides information on the implementation of a plan. The best framework for starting the implementation of cyber security is Mix, which is recommended by the presenter. The course includes a free certificate, which will be sent to people who have seen all of the sessions. They should not be spamming the study groups about this issue, as it is not allowed. There are two chances for people to pass the exam, and if they fail the first time, they can attempt the second. The certificate has a permanent validity. There is no need to pay for renewal, or pay for the exam in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. The average time it takes to complete the course is three months. The certificate is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. There is a simulator included in the course package, so people can practice for the exam before taking it. There are several questions asked in the simulatation, which makes it difficult to read. But that is good news, as it means that people are interested in learning more about cyber security. The average time it takes to complete the course is three months.
01:10:00 This video addresses the importance of cybersecurity implementation and audit, and provides tips on how to pass the exam. The students in the video are certifying themselves to ensure that they are up to date on the subject. I recommend that you take the exam only after you have completed the official course. The time of the exam is the best opportunity to maintain your knowledge fresh in your mind. If you wait too long, you may lose some of what you have learned over the course of the course. It is also important to be patient when paying for the course. Many people choose to pay in their local currency, but they can also pay via PayPal if they have any problems with the payment process. You can also write us a WhatsApp message if you have any questions. We will respond as soon as we can, but please be patient. We are still answering questions for those who have enrolled in the course. For those who want to take the course but do not have the time, we offer mini courses that can be completed in a shorter amount of time. Our courses are designed to give you the foundation you need in order to start protecting your information. We will update you on our upcoming courses once you have enrolled. If you want to learn more about cybersecurity, I recommend you
01:15:00 This video offers mini-courses on cybersecurity implementation and audit. Participants receive certificates of participation in accordance with the course's not for everyone policy. This man says goodbye, and we'll keep you updated on new courses. Remember to be a part of our community of security, or you'll miss out on many more security-related courses. Thanks for watching! This is not the only time we'll be together. I hope you can continue following us in our webinars and other workshops. The mini-courses are additional hours to the 24-hour course offered officially. If you say so, there are bonuses too. That's why thank you to everyone for participating today. There are more questions, but we've gone beyond the intended time limit. I hope you can join us in the official course on certification. I look forward to being able to participate with you and be a part of this great leap in city security. Having been a part of several of our students' successful international certification, I hope you join me. See you in the official course soon.