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Course Descriptions130 - Introduction to Information Technology Security (ITS) (2 days)This informative two-day course will help you understand and apply the basic concepts and principles of Information Technology Security (ITS) and will identify current and future ITS initiatives. Outline:
Audience: Persons responsible for security in the development, operation or maintenance of information technology, as well as staff members with more general security roles, such as ITS coordinators and security officers. Prerequisite: None Fees: $375 - Federal Sector
Instructors: CSE ITS Staff 210 - STU-III Keying Concepts and Key Ordering (1 day)Uncover the concepts of STU-III keying, key ordering procedures and other services provided by the Canadian Key Management System (CKMS) at CSE. Outline:
Audience: Representatives from federal government departments and agencies who perform the duties of the COMSEC Custodian, STU-III User Representative, or STU-III Key Management Authority. Prerequisite: Department or Agency must have a COMSEC account. Fees: None Instructors: CSE ITS Staff Note: This course is only available to Government of Canada employees. 220 - Use of a STU-III (1 day)In this hands-on session you will learn how to program and use a STU-III. You will also acquire sufficient knowledge to return to your organization and train your departmental users of the STU-III. Outline:
Audience: Representatives from federal government departments and agencies whose duties include COMSEC Custodian, Key Management Authority, or STU-III User Representative. Prerequisite: None Fees: None Instructors: CSE ITS Staff Note: This course is only available to Government of Canada employees. 230 - COMSEC Custodian (2 days)In two intensive days you will develop and sharpen the appropriate skills and knowledge required to perform your custodial duties. Outline:
Audience: Representatives from federal government departments and agencies who are COMSEC Custodians, Alternate COMSEC Custodians, Designated COMSEC Authorities and other interested staff. Prerequisite: STU-III Keying Concepts (course 210) and Department or Agency must have a COMSEC account. Fees: None Instructors: CSE ITS Staff Note: This course is only available to Government of Canada employees. 320 - Network Security ( 3 days - 3rd day is optional)This course will provide you with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of network security, including familiarization with the security services available in network operating systems, communication protocols and network applications. The optional third day will assist you with the application of a risk management methodology in the network context. Outline:
Audience: Network Administrators or managers who recommend, manage and/or implement network security. Prerequisite: Basic technical understanding of network functionality and operation or equivalent knowledge on the subject. Fees: $475 for all 3 days, if only first 2 days are taken cost will be $375 - Federal Sector
Instructors: CSE ITS Staff 330 - Introduction to Internet Security (1 day)Interested in connecting to the Internet? This one-day course will provide you with an awareness of computer and network security in an Internet environment and provide you with an understanding of some of the security impacts of connecting to the Internet. Outline:
Audience: Employees or managers with an interest in computer and/or network security. Prerequisite: None Fees: $250 - Federal Sector
Instructors: CSE ITS Staff Note: On Janurary 13, 1998 this course is offered in English with simultaneous interpretation. 340 - Internet Security Protocols and Firewalls (1 day)This leading-edge course uses a combination of exercises and discussion to assist you in understanding some of the security protocols and tools currently in use within the Internet community. Outline:
Audience: Recommended for technical people with an interest in computer, network, or Internet security. Prerequisite: Introduction to Internet Security (course #330) or equivalent knowledge. Fees: $250 - Federal Sector
Instructors: CSE ITS Staff Note: On Janurary 14, 1998 this course is offered in English with simultaneous interpretation. 410 - Introduction to Cryptography and its Applications (1 day)In one day, this course covers the basic concepts of cryptography and key management systems and demonstrates how cryptography is used to protect information. Outline:
Audience: Information Technology (IT) practitioners who have a basic understanding of Information Technology Security. Prerequisite: None Fees: $250 - Federal Sector
Instructors: CSE ITS Staff 420 - Government of Canada Public Key Infrastructure (1 day)This intensive one-day course is designed to give you a solid grasp of the basic concepts and principles of the Government of Canada (GOC) Public Key Infrastructure (PKI); describe the architecture of the GOC PKI and the various security services supported by the GOC PKI; and demonstrate the benefits of the GOC PKI. Outline:
Audience: Information Technology Security practitioners who need to know more about PKI or have a role to play in applying, implementing, operating, managing, certifying or accrediting their part of the GOC PKI in their organization. Prerequisite: Introduction to Cryptography and its Applications (course #410) or an understanding of basic cryptographic techniques such as symmetric and asymmetric cryptography and digital signature is required. Fees: $250 - Federal Sector
Instructors: CSE ITS Staff 430 - Electronic Authorization and Authentication (1 day)This informative one-day course will provide you with the basic concepts of Electronic Authorization and Authentication (EAA) and when finished, you should have a good understanding as to what EAA is, what the legal issues surrounding EAA are, what a digital signature is and what the Government of Canada's policy is with respect to EAA. Outline:
Audience: Public sector employees who are members of the financial community, system developers and /or security personnel who need to know more about EAA or who have a role to play in applying, implementing, operating, managing, or designing an EAA system for their organization. Prerequisite: None Fees: $250 - Federal Sector
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