Join Mike Chapple for an in-depth discussion in this video Privacy assessments, part of CompTIA Security+ (SY0-501) Cert Prep: 5 Risk Management.
- [Instructor] The U.S. federal government…uses a series of formal privacy assessments…for any systems involved in the handling…of personally identifiable information.…Anyone working with the federal government…will be required to follow these processes.…Security professionals and private industry…may not be required to use these processes…but may still learn from them and adapt them to their needs.…Privacy Threshold Analysis or PTAs are used to determine…whether a system contains or processes…personally identifiable information…in a manner that requires privacy control.…
When a system reaches the threshold specified in the PTA,…organizations must complete…a Privacy Impact Assessment or PIA…that dives into deeper detail to ensure that the system…meets privacy requirements.…The Privacy Threshold Assessment requires…that agencies answer a series of questions…about the types of information that the system will handle,…how the system is connected to other systems…and other technical and operational details.…
Here's an example of the PTA template…
Author
Mike Chapple
Released
12/1/2017Looking for study partners?
Join the CompTIA Security+ SY0-501 Exam study groupEarning the CompTIA Security+ certification demonstrates to potential employers that you have a foundational understanding of network security and risk management concepts. This course—the fifth installment in a series readying you for version SY0-501 of the CompTIA Security+ exam—prepares you to tackle the Risk Management domain of the exam. Instructor Mike Chapple—an IT leader with over 15 years of experience—covers key topics, including risk assessment; business impact analysis concepts; personnel management; security education and compliance training; disaster recovery; and preparing for incident response. Visit certmike.com to join one of his free study groups.
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- Security controls and policies
- Risk assessment and management
- Managing vendor relationships
- Social network security
- Security in the hiring process
- Measuring security education
- Business continuity planning and controls
- Preparing for incident response
- Network and software forensics
- Data security policies and roles
- Privacy assessments
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 6s
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1. Controls and Risks
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Security controls6m 16s
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Security policy framework4m 53s
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Security policies5m 16s
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Risk assessment5m 22s
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Quantitative risk assessment6m 41s
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Risk management3m 53s
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2. Supply Chain Risk
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Vendor agreements3m 40s
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3. Personnel Management
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Employee termination process2m 42s
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4. Awareness and Training
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Security education5m 17s
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Compliance training3m 27s
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User habits3m 20s
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User-based threats2m 3s
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5. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
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Business continuity planning3m 27s
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Business continuity controls3m 50s
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Disaster recovery4m 26s
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Backups9m 14s
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Disaster recovery sites3m 26s
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Testing BC/DR plans3m 42s
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After action reports3m 12s
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6. Incident Response
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Security incidents3m 6s
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Escalation and notification2m 42s
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Incident mitigation2m 46s
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Eradication and recovery2m 20s
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7. Forensics
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Conducting investigations4m 21s
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Evidence types3m 51s
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Introduction to forensics4m 24s
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System and file forensics4m 26s
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Network forensics4m 19s
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Software forensics2m 52s
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Embedded device forensics2m 50s
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Chain of custody2m 13s
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8. Data Security and Privacy
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Understanding data security3m 13s
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Data security policies5m 43s
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Data security roles3m 8s
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Data privacy4m 30s
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Limiting data collection3m 19s
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Privacy assessments3m 38s
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Conclusion
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Next steps39s
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