Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework (CRMF) Training - Cohort 10

Course Overview

Become a Job-Ready Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework Professional (CRMF).

To prevent the $2.1T in projected cyber breaches, employers need Certified Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework Professionals who have demonstrated they can implement the NIST Risk Management Framework and FedRAMP. The NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF) and the Federal Risk and authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) are the standards utilized for on-premises and cloud security risk management in the U.S. today.

Our Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework (RMF) hands-on training will validate your NIST RMF project experience and cybersecurity knowledge to employers and gets you the lucrative job you desire.

At the end of the 15 weeks of training, you will have a firm understanding to demonstrate the specific skills required to implement the Assessment and Authorization (A&A) process by utilizing special publications such as NIST and FIPS standards and guidelines. They will be responsible for maintaining the overall security posture of the information/information system owned by either the government or non-governmental organization. Hence, act as a liaison on the other phases of Risk Management Framework (RMF), Assess Security Controls for Federal Information Systems, Select Security Controls, Implement Security Controls, and perform continuous monitoring of information systems. “Class participation” exercises and collaboration reinforce key concepts.

Who Should Attend?

• Those who are Citizens of the United States of America.
• Those who are Permanent Resident of the United States of America. A permanent resident can also take this training, but there are fewer jobs posted requiring Permanent Resident compared to jobs requiring US Citizens. However, if a Green Card holder decides to take this training, there will be no guarantee of getting a job in a timely manner as opposed to a Citizen, especially in a federal structure.
• Those interested in Federal Risk Management (RMF) Implementation.
• Those interested in obtaining the ISC2 Certified Authorization Professional (CAP).

Learning Objectives

•  Introduction to Cybersecurity and Risk Management Framework
• RMF Step 0: Preparation
  •  RMF Step 0 - Preparation Project Task
• RMF Step 1: Categorize Information systems
  • RMF Step 1 – Categorization Project Task
• RMF Step 2: Select Security Controls
  • RMF Step 2 – Select Security Control Project Task
• RMF Step 3: Implement Security Controls
  • RMF Step 3 – Implement Security Control Project Task
• RMF Step 4: Assess Security Controls
  • RMF Step 4 – Assess Security Control Project Task
• RMF Step 5: Authorized Information Systems
  • RMF Step 5 – Authorize Information System Project Task
• RMF Step 6: Monitor Security Controls
  • RMF Step 6 – Monitor Project Task

 Delivery Formats

• Classroom, Instructor-Led
• Online, Instructor-Led
• 1-On-1 Training
• Self-Paced
• Corporate Training

Course Durations

• 16 Weeks (60 Hours)

Materials Required

• Laptop – Student Responsibility
  • A laptop is required as each student will be required to perform project tasks and exercises that will guide the students learning process.
• The laptop must have Adobe Acrobat Reader and Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.).

What is included

• Industry-Relevant Projects (Gain on the job skills)
• Microsoft 365 suite access (Duration of the class)
• Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (Duration of the class)
• Mentorship Program (Duration of the class)
• Interview preparation
• Resume Building Support
• LinkedIn Profile Development
• LinkedIn Networking Tips

Hardware Required

• Laptop (Windows PC Preferred)
• A good quality headset with microphone is Required.
  
• Access to high-speed internet connection.

Key Features of the Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework Training

• 100% hands-on projects — no exams
• Validation you are NIST RMF/FedRAMP job-ready
• NIST RMF/FedRAMP project experience employers seek
• Taught by industry experts and designed to meet the ever-evolving cybersecurity industry.

JOBS AFTER THIS CRMF TRAINING

• Information System Security Manager (ISSM)
• Information System Security Officer (ISSO)
• Information Assurance Specialist/Analyst
• Cybersecurity Specialist/Analyst
• Risk Management Framework Analyst
• Assessment & Assessment Analyst
• Security Control Assessor

Related Certifications

The course includes notes for students studying to take the ISC2 Certified Authorization Professional (CAP) certification.

This certification is a DoD Approved 8570 Baseline Certification and meets DoD 8140/8570 training requirements.