Certified Access Management Specialist

Access management also known as rights management is the execution of policies and procedures for granting authorized individuals the right to access services, functions, data, and physical locations while preventing non-authorized individuals from accessing systems, assets, and other services.

Access management is one of the information security disciplines which interacts with users and their management the most and is critical to the implementation of policies and procedures to support the security goals of the organization, mitigate access risks, maintain access controls, and comply with contractual and legal requirements.

What you’ll learn

Get all the valuable study tips to pass CAMS certification
Be well versed in all key concepts of CAMS certification
Modify your mindset as expected by CAMS certification
Other useful reference materials for this exam
Improve your overall compliance skills
Finally, increasing chances of your success in this endeavor to pass CAMS exam

Course Content:

Module1 : Identity and Access Management

Identity and Access Management – Learning Outcomes
Introduction to IAM
Understanding Assets
Perimeter Security Management
Consumer IAM
Identity and Access Management – Lesson Summary

Module2:Governance

Governance – Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Governance
Stakeholders
Culture and Awareness
Centralized vs Decentralized Approaches
Policy vs Procedure
Governance – Lesson Summary

MODULE3:Key Identity and Access Management Concepts

Key Identity and Access Management Concepts – Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Key Concepts
Identification Proofing
The Fundamental Process of Identification
Authentication Reuse
RFID Tokens
Biometric Consideration
Authorization
Data Visibility
Access Control Models
Comparing Access Control Models
Privileged Access Management
Accounting Identification
Centralized Accounting
Key Identity and Access Management Concepts – Lesson Summary

Module4: Identity Access Management Guidance and Standards

Identity Access Management Guidance and Standards – Learning Outcomes
Understanding Guidance and Standards
Common Issues in Identity and Access Management
Single Sign On System
Federation Identity Management
Identity Access Management Guidance and Standards – Lesson Summary

Module5:Identity and Access Management Implementation

Identity and Access Management Implementation – Learning Outcomes
Implementation of Identity and Access Management
Use Cases and Functional Requirement
Interdependencies and Strategic Fit
Resource Implication
Identity and Access Management Implementation – Lesson Summary

Module6:Technologies in Identity Access Management

Technologies in Identity Access Management – Learning Outcomes
Technologies Relating to Identity and Access Management
Forms of Authentication – Kerberos
Active Directory and LDAP
Public Key Infrastructure
Open System Interconnected Model
Secure Sockets Layer and Transport Layer Security
Open Authorization
Components within XACML
Technologies in Identity Access Management – Lesson Summary

Who is this course for?

Professionals who are engaged in any of the following activities either directly or in a support role will greatly benefit by becoming a Certified Access Management Specialist as they will improve their skills and increase their credibility: