Business IT security: From identity to recovery
Connect identity, devices, infrastructure, data protection, detection and recovery into one practical security model.
This 1-day live training introduces business IT security as a connected system rather than a collection of isolated tools. Participants move from business risk and critical assets through identity, endpoints, infrastructure, data protection, detection, backup and recovery.
You will understand
How business processes, assets and data define security priorities.
Why identity is a central security perimeter and how MFA, least privilege and privileged accounts reduce exposure.
How endpoint protection, patching, supported software, encryption and device management work together.
Why network segmentation and isolation limit the impact of a compromised machine.
Why backup is important but is not the same as high availability or disaster recovery.
Why attend?
Security initiatives often begin with products, while the real requirement is to protect critical processes, identities, devices and data. Unsupported software, excessive privileges, flat networks and unclear recovery plans can create gaps even where security tools are already deployed. This training gives participants a clear framework for discussing priorities and responsibilities.
By the end of the training session, you will
Map critical business processes to assets, data, risks and appropriate security controls.
Recognize common identity, endpoint, infrastructure and data-security weaknesses.
Explain the security implications of unsupported software and incomplete asset visibility.
Differentiate access protection, data protection, backup, availability and disaster recovery.
Build a practical security and recovery roadmap that can be discussed across IT and management.
Who's it for?
IT managers, system and network administrators, security coordinators, SAM and ITAM professionals, compliance and risk teams, procurement, business continuity teams and managers responsible for operational resilience. No advanced prerequisites are required. Beginner / Entry level.