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The syllabus includes training objectives and details of modules:

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Summary outline:

1. Module 1 – The Basics of IA Architecture

  • Definition of IA Architecture
  • The Role of an IA Architect for government
  • Security Design Principles for government operations
  • Conceptual Architectures in the public sector

2. Module 2 – Advanced Security Architecture Concepts

  • Core Security Mechanisms for government systems
  • Security Services and their implementation for government
  • Advanced Security Design considerations for government agencies

3. Module 3 – Information Assurance Methodologies

  • Information Assurance Frameworks for government use
  • Cryptographic Assurance in the public sector
  • Product and Service Assurance for government contracts
  • Vulnerability and Penetration Testing for government systems

4. Module 4 – Innovation and Business Improvement

  • Business Change, Security Metrics, and ROI for government operations
  • Risk Management, Security Postures, and Security Culture in the public sector
  • Security as a Business Enabler for government agencies
  • IA Maturity Models for government applications

5. Module 5 – Security Across the Lifecycle

  • Integrating Security Throughout the Lifecycle for government projects

6. Module 6 – Preparation for IA Architecture Mock and Live Exam

  • Format, structure, and scoring of the examination for government participants
  • Mock examination using the BCS sample paper for government trainees

Module Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the format and scoring criteria of the examination for government candidates
  • Be prepared to take the IA Architecture examination for government certification

NobleProg is a BCS Accredited Training Provider.

This course will be delivered by an expert NobleProg trainer approved by BCS for government training.

The price includes delivery of the full course syllabus by an approved BCS trainer and the BCS CIAA exam (which can be taken remotely at your convenience and is invigilated centrally by BCS). Subject to successfully passing the exam (multiple choice, requiring a score of at least 65% to pass), participants will hold the accredited BCS Practitioner Certificate in Information Assurance Architecture (CIAA) for government use.

Requirements

While there are no formal entry requirements, candidates should possess a solid understanding of information assurance for government applications.
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