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ATCDR2 - EC Council Certified Disaster Recovery

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The Master of Security Science (MSS) is part of a nested suite of programs, which includes EC-Council® Post Graduate Diploma and a Master 's degree with different entry points depending upon previous academic studies. The program is intended both for new graduates and for experienced graduates who wish to update their skills or change their area of specialization. It is concerned with the design, management, and implementation of network security in corporations and public networks, and service provision to public and private networks. The focus of the course is to provide students with an advanced knowledge of Security detailed to give an excellent background for a professional career in industrial or commercial organizations, and in security science. As a result, the course will enable the student to undertake further study leading to the specializations needed for a research career. The MSS course is suitable for students with a wide range of previous security experience.

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Prerequisites

Applicants will be expected to have a degree or equivalent in any discipline. Applicants with at least two years of experience in the IT industry will be given preference.

Detailed Class Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity

Topic 1.1: Module Objective

Topic 1.2: Module Flow

Topic 1.3: Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity: Terminologies

Topic 1.4: Disaster Types

Topic 1.5: Consequences of Disaster

Topic 1.6: Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity

Topic 1.7: Principles of Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity

Topic 1.8: Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity: Issues Addressed

Topic 1.9: Activities of Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity

Topic 1.10: Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Program

Topic 1.11: Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Solutions

Topic 1.12: Best Practices in Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Program

Topic 1.13: International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR)

Topic 1.14: International Day for Disaster Reduction

Topic 1.15: News: The Secretary-General Message on the International Day for Disaster Reduction

Topic 1.16: Summary

Module 2: Nature and Causes of Disasters

Topic 2.1: Module Objective

Topic 2.2: Module Flow

Topic 2.3: Nature of Disasters

Topic 2.4: Categorization of Disasters

Topic 2.5: Summary

Module 3: Emergency Management

Topic 3.1: Module Objective

Topic 3.2: Module Flow

Topic 3.3: Emergency

Topic 3.4: Emergency Management

Topic 3.5: Need for Emergency Management

Topic 3.6: Emergency Management Phases

Topic 3.7: Effect of Disaster on Business Organizations

Topic 3.8: FEMA-Federal Emergency Management Agency

Topic 3.9: Summary

Module 4: Laws and Acts

Topic 4.1: Module Objective

Topic 4.2: Module Flow

Topic 4.3: Introduction

Topic 4.4: Applicable Acts in DR

Topic 4.5: Laws and Acts in United States of America

Topic 4.6: Laws and Acts of Europe

Topic 4.7: Dutch Personal Data Protection Act

Topic 4.8: Austrian Federal Act Concern the Protection of Personal Data

Topic 4.9: German Federal Data Protection Act

Topic 4.10: Laws and Acts in Australia

Topic 4.11: Summary

Module 5: Business Continuity Management

Topic 5.1: Module Objective

Topic 5.2: Module Flow

Topic 5.3: Business Continuity Management

Topic 5.4: Business Continuity Planning

Topic 5.5: Business Continuity Management Planning Steps

Topic 5.6: ISO (International Organization for Standardization)

Topic 5.7: Risk Analysis

Topic 5.8: Risk Assessment

Topic 5.9: Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

Topic 5.10: Threat Analysis

Topic 5.11: Crisis Management

Topic 5.12: Contingency Planning

Topic 5.13: Points to Remember in BCM Plan Testing

Topic 5.14: Summary

Module 6: Disaster Recovery Planning Process

Topic 6.1: Module Objective

Topic 6.2: Module Flow

Topic 6.3: Disaster Recovery Planning Process

Topic 6.4: Management Support

Topic 6.5: Summary

Module 7: Risk Management

Topic 7.1: Module Objective

Topic 7.2: Module Flow

Topic 7.3: What is Risk

Topic 7.4: Introduction to Risk Management

Topic 7.5: Functions of Risk Management

Topic 7.6: Analytic Process of Risk Management

Topic 7.7: Project Risk Management

Topic 7.8: IT Security Risk Management

Topic 7.9: Risk Management Standards

Topic 7.10: Financial Risk Management

Topic 7.11: Basel II and Risk Management

Topic 7.12: Quantitative Risk Management

Topic 7.13: Best Practices in Risk Management

Topic 7.14: Summary

Module 8: Facility Protection

Topic 8.1: Module Objective

Topic 8.2: Module Flow

Topic 8.3: Facility Protection

Topic 8.4: Summary

Module 9: Data Recovery

Topic 9.1: Module Objective

Topic 9.2: Module Flow

Topic 9.3: Introduction-Data Recovery

Topic 9.4: Types of Data Recovery

Topic 9.5: Data-to-Disk-to Disaster Recovery (3DR) Concept

Topic 9.6: Steps in Data Recovery

Topic 9.7: Recovery Management

Topic 9.8: Recovery Management Model Layers

Topic 9.9: Data Protection Continuum

Topic 9.10: Do's and Don'ts

Topic 9.11: Lumigent's Log Explorer

Topic 9.12: Best Practices in Data Recovery

Topic 9.13: Summary

Module 10: System Recovery

Topic 10.1: Module Objective

Topic 10.2: Module Flow

Topic 10.3: System Restore in Windows XP

Topic 10.4: Linux System Recovery

Topic 10.5: Macintosh System Recovery

Topic 10.6: Restoring Windows Server 2003

Topic 10.7: Recovering from Boot Problems in Windows 2003

Topic 10.8: Microsoft Windows Recovery Console

Topic 10.9: Automated System Recovery

Topic 10.10: Windows 2000 Backup and Restore Utility

Topic 10.11: Methods for Restoring Replicated Data

Topic 10.12: Restoring Server Services

Topic 10.13: Active Directory Recovery: Non-Authoritative Restore

Topic 10.14: Active Directory Recovery: Authoritative Restore

Topic 10.15: Verifying Active Directory Restoration: Advanced Verification

Topic 10.16: Verifying Active Directory Restoration: Basic Verification

Topic 10.17: Active Directory Recovery on a Computer with a Different Hardware Configuration

Topic 10.18: Sysvol Recovery: Primary Restore

Topic 10.19: Sysvol Recovery: Non-Authoritative Restore

Topic 10.20: Sysvol Recovery: Authoritative Restore

Topic 10.21: Recovery of Global Catalog Server

Topic 10.22: Recovery of an Operations Master

Topic 10.23: Domain Controller Recovery: With a Working Domain Controller

Topic 10.24: Domain Controller Recovery: Without a Working Domain Controller

Topic 10.25: Database Integrity Testing

Topic 10.26: Rights Management Services Restoration

Topic 10.27: Rights Management Services Database Restoration

Topic 10.28: Tools for Active Directory Disaster Recovery: Recovery Manager

Topic 10.29: Restoring IIS Configurations: iisback.vbs

Topic 10.30: Restoring Microsoft IIS Metabase Backup

Topic 10.31: WANSync IIS

Topic 10.32: Restoring Exchange Server 2003

Topic 10.33: Data Recovery Scenarios

Topic 10.34: Exchange Data Recovery Preparation

Topic 10.35: Single Mailbox Recovery

Topic 10.36: Single Item Recovery Using Deleted Items Retention

Topic 10.37: Single Item Recovery Using Third-Party Brick Backup Programs

Topic 10.38: Full Server Recovery: Preparation

Topic 10.39: Exchange Server Backup/Recovery Solution: SonaSafe

Topic 10.40: Recovering Blackberry Enterprise Server

Topic 10.41: IBM WebSphere Application Server Recovery

Topic 10.42: Recovering Coldfusion Application Server: CFMAIL Bug

Topic 10.43: Recovering Coldfusion Application Server: Variable Deadlock

Topic 10.44: Recovering Coldfusion Application Server: ODBC Errors

Topic 10.45: Recovering Coldfusion Application Server: 500 IIS Internal Server Error

Topic 10.46: Recovering Coldfusion Application Server: System Registry Access Problem

Topic 10.47: Recovering from Domino Server Crashes

Topic 10.48: Tool: SteelEye LifeKeeper

Topic 10.49: Restoring MySQL Server

Topic 10.50: Restoring My SQL Server

Topic 10.51: Recovering Cisco IOS

Topic 10.52: Summary

Module 11: Backup and Recovery

Topic 11.1: Module Objective

Topic 11.2: Module Flow

Topic 11.3: Backup

Topic 11.4: Need for Backup

Topic 11.5: Types of Backup

Topic 11.6: Hot Backup

Topic 11.7: Cold Backup

Topic 11.8: Backup Sites

Topic 11.9: Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID)

Topic 11.10: Wide Area File Services (WAFS)

Topic 11.11: Backup For UNIX

Topic 11.12: Bare Metal Recovery for Linux

Topic 11.13: Bucky Backup for Mac OS X

Topic 11.14: System Backup Administrator

Topic 11.15: NanoCopy Technology

Topic 11.16: Backup4all

Topic 11.17: ABC Backup Software

Topic 11.18: Genie Backup Manager

Topic 11.19: NTI BackupNow

Topic 11.20: High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR)

Topic 11.21: Best Practices in Backup & Recovery

Topic 11.22: Summary

Module 12: Centralized and Decentralized System Recovery

Topic 12.1: Module Objective

Topic 12.2: Module Flow

Topic 12.3: Distributed Computing

Topic 12.4: Centralized Backup

Topic 12.5: Tiers of Disaster Recovery

Topic 12.6: GDPS/PPRC

Topic 12.7: Best Practices in Centralized and Decentralized System Recovery

Topic 12.8: Summary

Module 13: System Recovery

Topic 13.1: Module Objective

Topic 13.2: Module Flow

Topic 13.3: Digital Photo Recovery

Topic 13.4: Active@ UNERASER

Topic 13.5: Test Disk

Topic 13.6: PhotoRec

Topic 13.7: BadCopy Photo

Topic 13.8: Directory Snoop

Topic 13.9: Data Advisor

Topic 13.10: Fast File Undelete

Topic 13.11: File Scavenger

Topic 13.12: GetDataBack

Topic 13.13: Kernel Recovery for FAT+NTFS

Topic 13.14: R-Mail

Topic 13.15: R-Studio

Topic 13.16: Recover4all

Topic 13.17: Recovery It All

Topic 13.18: Recovery My Files Data Recovery

Topic 13.19: Quick Recovery for Windows

Topic 13.20: Restorer2000

Topic 13.21: File Recovery

Topic 13.22: EasyRecovery DataRecovery

Topic 13.23: EasyRecovery Professional

Topic 13.24: RecoverSoft Media Tools Professional

Topic 13.25: RecoverSoft Data Rescue PC

Topic 13.26: ADRC Data Recovery Software Tool

Topic 13.27: SalvageRecovery for Windows

Topic 13.28: Disk Doctors Email Recovery

Topic 13.29: Winternals Recovery Manager

Topic 13.30: Summary

Module 14: Linux, Mac, and Novell Netware Data Recovery Tools

Topic 14.1: Module Objective

Topic 14.2: Module Flow

Topic 14.3: Kernel Recovery for Linux

Topic 14.4: Kernel Recovery for ReiserFS

Topic 14.5: Kernel Recovery for JFS

Topic 14.6: Kernel Recovery for Macintosh

Topic 14.7: Kernel Recovery for Novell/Netware

Topic 14.8: Stellar Phoenix Linux

Topic 14.9: R-Linux

Topic 14.10: Quick Recovery for Linux

Topic 14.11: Quick Recovery for Macintosh

Topic 14.12: SalvageRecovery for Linux

Topic 14.13: SalvageRecovery for Mac

Topic 14.14: SalvageRecovery for Netware

Topic 14.15: Disk Doctors Linux Data Recovery Software

Topic 14.16: DiskInternals Linux Reader

Topic 14.17: Summary

Module 15: Incident Response

Topic 15.1: Module Objective

Topic 15.2: Module Flow

Topic 15.3: Incident

Topic 15.4: Category of Incidents

Topic 15.5: How to Identify an Incident

Topic 15.6: How to Prevent an Incident

Topic 15.7: Relationship Between Incident Response, Incident Handling, and Incident Management

Topic 15.8: Incident Management Plan

Topic 15.9: Incident Handling

Topic 15.10: Information Security Life Cycle

Topic 15.11: Incident Response

Topic 15.12: Incident Response Policy

Topic 15.13: Risk Analysis

Topic 15.14: Risk Analysis and Incident Response

Topic 15.15: Incident Response Methodology

Topic 15.16: CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team)

Topic 15.17: CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team)

Topic 15.18: FIRST (Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams)

Topic 15.19: Request Tracker for Incident Response

Topic 15.20: Helix-Incident Response & Computer Forensics Live CD

Topic 15.21: Incident Response Tools Present in Helix CD

Topic 15.22: THE FARMER'S BOOT CD

Topic 15.23: Resources

Topic 15.24: Summary

Module 16: Role of Public Services in Disaster

Topic 16.1: Module Objective

Topic 16.2: Module Flow

Topic 16.3: Public Services

Topic 16.4: Summary

Module 17: Organizations Providing Services During Disasters

Topic 17.1: Module Objective

Topic 17.2: Module Flow

Topic 17.3: Organizations Providing Services during Disasters

Topic 17.4: Summary

Module 18: Organizations Providing Disaster Recovery Solutions

Topic 18.1: Module Objective

Topic 18.2: Module Flow

Topic 18.3: Kernel Recovery for Linux

Topic 18.4: Kernel Recovery for ReiserFS

Topic 18.5: Kernel Recovery for JFS

Topic 18.6: Kernel Recovery for Macintosh

Topic 18.7: Kernel Recovery for Novell/Netware

Topic 18.8: Stellar Phoenix Linux

Topic 18.9: R-Linux

Topic 18.10: Quick Recovery for Linux

Topic 18.11: Quick Recovery for Macintosh

Topic 18.12: SalvageRecovery for Linux

Topic 18.13: SalvageRecovery for Mac

Topic 18.14: Summary

Module 19: Case Studies
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