Information Security and Privacy

Program Days:

March 9 and 16, 2024  (Saturday)
8:30 AM to 5:00 PM (GMT+08) on all dates

PROGRAM FORMAT
Delivered online via Live virtual interactive sessions in Zoom

PROGRAM FEE
PHP 25,990.00 or USD 473.00*
*The prevailing exchange rate at the date of payment may apply.

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Program Overview

How do I secure the information in my organization against increasing threats in this digital world to uphold the Data Privacy Act of 2012? How do I operationalize an information security policy to ensure compliance with regulations and respect data subject rights?

In this age of increasing risks such as cyberthreats, smishing, and online scams, establishing an information security program is necessary to protect the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and use of personal data. Without robust information security operations in place, your organization increases its risks to unauthorized disclosure and unauthorized access from both external hackers and malicious insiders.

Establishing an information security program is vital to operationalizing a data privacy management program. With the expected increase in enforcement from the National Privacy Commission, an information security program helps secure the processing of personal data.

This course will teach you how to set up an information security program essential for supporting your organization’s privacy and data protection accountabilities. The course will provide frameworks, techniques, and best practices that must comprise an information security program, including information asset management, information security risk management, and security operations.

For organizations with an existing information security program, this course will help you assess your current program and address the gaps according to internationally-recognized standards and best practices.

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Program Objectives

The course aims to help information security professionals establish an information security program that tackles not just information security controls, but also best practices in leadership, monitoring, and continuous improvement. Participants will gain an organization-wide, holistic perspective on information security, as well as how information security is linked to privacy.

For data protection professionals, this course aims to provide the knowledge, frameworks, and techniques necessary to implement an information security program in line with their Privacy Management Program.

What You Will Learn
  • Introduction to Information Security
  • Asset Management
  • Information Security Risk Management
  • Security Operations
  • Information Security Incident Management

 

Key Benefits

Well-structured Program and World-class Faculty

The online program offers a venue for high-impact learning with real-time, experiential, and interactive online sessions. The participants will learn from AIM’s world-class faculty, industry leaders, and practitioners network.

Gain a Holistic Business Perspective and Deeper Understanding of Privacy and Data Protection

The program helps leaders, managers, supervisors, and individual contributors develop a broader business perspective and a deeper understanding of privacy and data protection linkages between key teams in an organization, such as Finance, Sales, Marketing, Customer Service, Human Resources, and Operations.

Enhanced Privacy and Data Protection Leadership and Personal Data Governance Skills

The program enhances the participants’ capability to lead and manage in a cross-functional setting, improving performance, planning, collaboration, and execution of cross-functional efforts while embedding privacy and data protection in business processes.

Who Should Attend
  • Information Security Officers and Professionals who want to establish an information security program in their organization.
  • Data Protection Officers, Data Protection Professionals, and Data Governance Officers who want to set up or enhance their information security as part of their Privacy Management Program.
  • Lawyers who want to understand better how information security is implemented in an organization. By understanding the context in which information security is applied, lawyers can better advise their internal and external clients.
  • Entrepreneurs and Business Owners who want to establish an information security program in their organization as the business grows to collect and process more data.