THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS - Customized master instructor-led classroom training + convenience of a self-paced virtual course
The Social Media Security Hybrid course offers a comprehensive overview of information security as it applies to social networking by combining elements of training from the Social Media Security Professional (SMSP) Powered by CompTIA, Social Media Engineering & Forensics Professional (SMEFP) and Social Media
Management & Governance Professional (SMMGP) courses.
In this course you will explore social networking risks, security breach detection techniques, protection techniques, incidence response and forensics as well as protection laws, regulatory compliance, development of internal policies, governance, and more.
Length and Format
2 Days. Day 1 consists of a customized, instructor-led classroom training. Students will complete the course (Day 2) by participating in a self-paced, virtual training,
which includes pre-recorded video lectures focused on real life knowledge application.
Ideal Candidates
This course is ideal for professionals who have a broad base knowledge of information security concepts, tools and procedures.
Continuing Education Credits
Upon completion of the course, you will earn 16 continuing education credits toward renewal of your CompTIA and other IT industry certifications.
Ideal Candidates for UKI Social Media Security Hybrid Training Course Class
Prerequisites
There Are No PreRequisites Defined for this Course
What You'll Get in
What You'll Learn in
Certification
There is no certification associated with this training course. However, this course covers a subset of the Social Media Security Professional (SMSP) Certification exam objectives.
Certified SMSPs are the organization's first line of defense from social media security attacks.
UKI Social Media Security Hybrid Training Course Outline
Day 1 – Classroom Instruction
- Social Media Overview
- Social Media Definitions
- History of Social Media
- Social Media Theory
- Characterization of Social Media Users
- Social Media Professions
- Social Media Typing
- Identifying Different Types of Social Media
- Identifying Usage of Social Media Types
- Social Media Implementation & Use Cases
- Public Relations – Affairs & Outreach
- Marketing
- Sales
- Service Support
- Innovation
- Community Building – Collaboration
- Human Resources – Recruiting
- Social Media Governance Theory and Principles
- Social Media Governance Defined
- Social Media Policy vs. Governance
- Leveraging Existing Corporate Governance
- Scoping Social Media Governance in your organization
- Understand Social Media and the Employment Relations
- Wage And Hour Considerations
- Discrimination Laws
- Protected Activity Laws
- Applicant Screening Laws
- Employee Privacy Considerations
- Federal Laws Applicable To Electronic
- Communications And Data
- Other Tort Liability For Employers
- Safeguarding Confidential And Proprietary Information
- Employer Policies And Practices
- Social Media Security Operations
- Monitoring Social Media Platforms & Services
- Social Media Incident Response Process
- Forensic Processes
- Forensic Tools & Techniques
- Legal Issues & Law Enforcement Coordination
Total CEUs Day 1: 7 Hours
Day 2 – Asynchronous Class
3 Hours - Social Media Security Professional (SMSP) Course Elements
- Social Media Technical Composition
- Social Media Capabilities
- Social Media Hosting Platforms
- Social Media End User Platforms & Applications
- Social Media Standards and Protocols
- Social Media Risks
- Understanding Social Media Vulnerabilities & Threats
- Understanding Social Media Attack Characteristics
- Understand Social Media Accounts and Content Law
- Ownership Of Social Media Accounts
- User Generated Content
- Copyright
- Trademarks
- Trade Secrets
- Defamation
- Understand Social Media Privacy and Compliance
- Protection Through Terms Of Use And Privacy And Privacy Policies
- Effect Of Social Media Use On Privacy And Security Compliance
- Compliance With Securities And Disclosure Laws
- Social Media As A Marketing Tool
- Understand Social Media eDiscovery
- Social Media And eDiscovery
- Evidentiary Exposure
- Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure
- State Laws And eDiscovery Guidelines
- Record Retention Policy
- Understand Social Media Regulatory Compliance
- Social Media Regulatory Compliance
- Financial Services
- Health Care
- Federal Trade Commission Rulings
- Social Media and FISMA 3 Hours - Social Media Engineering & Forensics Professional (SMEFP) Course Elements
- Social Media Protection Techniques
- Administrative Controls
- System Controls
- Software Approach
- Social Media Monitoring and Detection Techniques
- Monitoring Social Media Platforms & Services
- Managed Automated Tools
- Unmanaged Automated Tools
- Social Media Incident Handling and Forensics
- Forensic Methodology
- Collecting the Evidence
- Working with Vendors
- Handling the Evidence
- Admissibility in Court
Total CEUs Day 2 (Asynchronous): 9 Hours
Total Course CEUs Day 1&2: 16 Hours
Testimonials
This course is definitely an eye opener. With how much social media has taken over, it is important to be fully aware of the capabilities along with all the risks it brings. It is important to get this course because social media is the new norm.
The Social Media and Security Training course offered by UKI is a great and beneficial course combining technical training to fully understand TCP IP networking, DNS, and the harms of malware and cross-site scripting; as well as practical training that allowed attendees to play with open source social intelligence gathering solutions. This is the perfect class for those involved in IT security and interested in social media and identity theft.
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Social Media continues to be a focus of attention within the private and public sectors. Each sector has its own unique requirements for the secure integration and usage of Social Media within their organizations. To handle these unique requirements, management, technology and information security staffs must have a set of Social Media knowledge and skills. In addition to the unique integration and implementation requirements that exist within the private and public sectors, both have a common denominator these organizations have personnel working for them that are using Social Media platforms for personnel use and many organizations, both private and public have significant concerns that a data leakage or significant security event could occur through this personal usage. The curriculum and common body of knowledge within the UKI Social Media Training and Certification program will provide management, technology and information security staffs with the knowledge and skill necessary to design, engineer, integrate and operate Internet based Social Media Platforms through proprietary Enterprise 2.0 governance frameworks, policies, processes and technologies.
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