IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0 Course Overview

To ensure that you can successfully undertake training in the IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0 course, the following prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of relational database management systems (RDBMS) and their components.
• Familiarity with SQL and the ability to write and understand SQL queries.
• Knowledge of database administration principles, including user and role management.
• Awareness of general IT security concepts, such as encryption, authentication, and authorization.
• Basic experience with network infrastructure and protocols (TCP/IP).
• Some exposure to IT compliance standards and regulations (such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS) would be beneficial.
• Comfort with using a Windows or Linux operating system for basic administrative tasks.

These prerequisites are intended to provide a foundation that will help you grasp the course material effectively. If you have any concerns about meeting these requirements, please contact our support team for further guidance or consider taking introductory courses to build your skills before enrolling in the IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0 course.

Target Audience for IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0

The IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0 course equips IT professionals with advanced database protection skills.

• Database Administrators

  
  

• Information Security Analysts

  
  

• IT Security Compliance Officers

  
  

• Data Protection Officers

  
  

• Database Developers

  
  

• System Administrators who manage database environments

  
  

• IT Consultants specializing in database security

  
  

• Network Administrators with a focus on security

  
  

• IT Auditors responsible for database auditing

  
  

• Security Architects involved in data protection strategies

  
  

• IT Professionals aiming to specialize in database security

  
  

• Risk Management Professionals dealing with data integrity

  
  

• Cybersecurity Professionals looking to enhance their skill set

  
  

• Technical Support Engineers for database management systems

  
  

• Database Security Engineers

  
  

• Professionals working with SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) systems

  
  

• Database Software Vendors' Technical Staff

  
  

• IT Managers overseeing database or IT security teams

  
  

• Compliance Officers dealing with data privacy regulations

  
  

• CISOs (Chief Information Security Officers)

  
  

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes:

Gain in-depth knowledge of database security and compliance using SecureSphere in the IU Database Security and Compliance 12.0 course, covering key aspects from initial configuration to risk assessment.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Verify and correct existing Site objects to ensure accurate database configurations.
• Establish and manage Database Service connections, including SSL key integration and data masking implementation.
• Create and enforce Stored Procedure Groups to enhance database application security.
• Utilize SecureSphere Users and Roles for granular access control and apply a Sensitive Data Dictionary for data protection.
• Conduct Database Data Classification Scans to define, identify, and protect sensitive information within your databases.
• Develop and apply DB Security Policies, understanding the balance between security and performance.
• Implement SecureSphere's Dynamic Profiling to monitor database behavior and configure SQL Profile Policies for targeted security.
• Master the Database Auditing process, including policy creation and integration with SIEM systems for comprehensive audit data analysis.
• Respond to DB Violations and Alerts efficiently, using SecureSphere's management tools to maintain system integrity.
• Execute Active Blocking techniques and understand Imperva's best practices to prevent unauthorized database traffic effectively.