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GIAC Information Security Fundamentals (GISF) 
- Type:
- Certification
- Course:
- *No Specific training is required for any GIAC certification. If candidates need help in mastering the objectives for this certification, there are many sources of information available. Practical experience is one option; there are also numerous books on the market covering Computer Information Security. Another option is SANS training, or any relevant courses from other training providers.*
- More information regarding relevant training from SANS can be found at:
- Intro to Information Security, SEC-301
- Target:
Professionals who need to hit the ground running and need an overview of information assurance. Managers, Information Security Officers, and System Administrators who need an overview of risk management and defense in depth techniques. Anyone who writes, implements, or must adhere to policy, disaster recovery or business continuity.
Proficient infosec administrators can network well on the eight layer of the ISO model (political) and the material contained in this track will help them to bridge the gap that often exists between managers and system administrators. GISF candidates will learn and be able to demonstrate key concepts of information security including: understanding the threats and risks to information and information resources, identifying best practices that can be used to protect them, and learning to diversify our protection strategy.
- Requirements:
- One proctored exam - 150 questions - 4 hour time limit
- Credit Hours:
- 3
- Renewal:
- Every 4 years
GISF Links:
- View Certification Bulletin
- Challenge This Cert - Sign up Now!
- SANS Information Security Reading Room
- Certified Professionals (GISF)
