TeamProfessor from Security Innovation - eLearning Courses

Build Security Expertise Quickly and Cost-Effectively
Many organizations need training programs that train their development, IT and security teams on building and deploying secure software, yet they face tight budgets and strict time constraints.  Security Innovation offers cost-effective eLearning courses and programs that deliver expert security knowledge in the following areas:

• Information Security - Build awareness/expertise in PCI-DSS, HIPAA, security policies, etc.
• Software Security - Understand the risks and threats software applications present
• Secure Software Development - Learn secure coding best practices and security testing techniques

eLearning Features & Benefits:

Features

• Principles, videos, quizzes and interactive labs provide maximum knowledge absorption
• Perpetual updates based on findings from our Vulnerability Assessment and Software Risk teams
• Exams allow administrators to assess technical progress
• Hands-on labs and content can be tailored to fit specific organizational or role-based needs

Benefits

• Scalable.  Rollout immediately to hundreds via remote hosting or software license
• Cost Effective.  Reduce overall training costs  without compromising technical depth
• Easy-to-Use. Runs in Web browser - full start/stop functionality
• Flexible. Integrates into existing Learning Management Systems (SCORM Compliant)
• Accredited.   Earns CPE credits for CISSP's and CSSLP's

TeamProfessor - eLearning - Process/Design

• Introduction to Threat Modeling
  Learn powerful techniques to understand and mitigate risk in your software applications
• Introduction to the Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL)
  Learn how to design and implement secure software applications leveraging the Microsoft SDL
• The Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) for Managers
  Understand the requirements of the SDL and implementation best practices
• Architecture Risk Analysis
  Learn analysis techniques for finding design-level security flaws in software