Standards in this Framework
| Standard | Description |
|---|---|
| CYBI.1 | Analyze ethical security practices, including but not limited to the issues of a) Data security, b) Confidentiality, c) Integrity, d) Availability, e) Authentication, f) Nonrepudiation, g) Physical security, h) HIPPA Laws, i) Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance |
| CYBI.2 | Understand the importance of ISO27000 standards |
| CYBI.7 | Explain the core concepts of access control as they relate to authentication and authorization |
| CYBI.8 | Analyze the use of administrative, logical (technical) and physical controls applied to systems and organizations |
| CYBI.9 | Demonstrate the use of access controls that apply to user account management, including basic and advanced techniques |
| CYBI.10 | Identify and describe common Local Area Network (LAN) methodologies |
| CYBI.26 | Research and describe the most common methods and technology used to secure networks |
| CYBI.30 | Analyze the various networking commands used to test and examine networks |
| CYBI.31 | Research the features and uses of command line utilities to configure and examine networking services and construct a flow chart that a security analyst could reference |
| CYBI.32 | Explore various operating and file systems used in networks |
| CYBI.35 | Distinguish among the following common prevention methods to secure a computer system a) Physical security (e.g., lock doors, tailgating, biometrics, badges, key fobs, retinal, etc.) b) Digital security (e.g., antivirus, firewalls, antispyware, user authentication, etc.) c) User education d) Principles of least privilege |
| CYBI.47 | Analyze common methods and use of cryptology to protect data |
