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EN - CDRP - Certified Data Centre Risk Professional [R25] (20-CDRPR25)


Description
CDRP® is designed to expose attendants to the overall risk management process applicable for data centre environments.

CDRP focuses on the identification, assessment, and management of risks within data centre environments, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures to mitigate potential threats.

You will learn how to develop a risk management strategy that aligns with both organizational goals and regulatory requirements, ensuring compliance with international standards.

With practical, hands-on sessions and expert guidance, you will leave with the skills and confidence to secure your data centre and protect your organization’s most valuable assets.

The course is aligned with ISO/IEC 27001 and 27005.

By subscribing to this course, you will gain unlimited access for a duration of one year from the date of purchase. In addition, you will receive the student manual and the EXIN exam voucher, which will be processed and emailed to you within 1 to 3 working days from the date of purchase.

Our working days are Monday to Friday, from 09:00 to 17:00 Singapore time, excluding Singapore and Malaysia bank holidays.

This course supports English subtitles and playback speed. Subtitles can be turned on or off. On small portable devices such as mobile phones, subtitles are loaded automatically but can be turned off.

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Content
  • Welcome
  • Course Introduction
  • Module 1
  • Module 1 – Introduction to Risk Management
  • Module 1.1 – Risk Management
  • Module 1.2 – Risk Domains
  • Module 1.3 – Enterprise Risk Management
  • Module 2
  • Module 2 – Data Centre Risk and Impact
  • Module 2.1 – Site Selection and Facility
  • Module 2.2 – Power Infrastructure
  • Module 2.3 – Cooling Infrastructure
  • Module 2.4 – Fire Suppression
  • Module 2.5 – Organisation
  • Module 2.6 – Operations Infrastructure
  • Module 2.7 – Sources of Risk
  • Module 2.8 – Activity Based Cost Framework
  • Module 2.9 – Participating industries
  • Module 2.10 – Financial Impact
  • Module 2.11 – Snowball Effect
  • Module 3
  • Module 3 – Standards and Guidelines
  • Module 3.1 – ISO 27000 Series
  • Module 3.2 – ISO 31000
  • Module 3.3 – Process Flow Diagram
  • Module 3.4 – Data Centre Standards
  • Module 4
  • Module 4 – Risk Management Terminology
  • Module 4.1 – Importance of Terminology
  • Module 4.2 – Risk Management Terminology
  • Module 4.3 – Types of Risk
  • Module 5
  • Module 5 – Risk Management High-Level Overview
  • Module 5.1 – Risk Management Process Flow
  • Module 5.2 – Context Establishment
  • Module 5.3 – Risk Identification
  • Module 5.4 – Risk Analysis
  • Module 5.5 – Risk Evaluation
  • Module 5.6 – Risk Treatment
  • Module 5.7 – Communication and Consultation
  • Module 5.8 – Monitoring and Review
  • Module 6
  • Module 6 – Risk Assessment Considerations
  • Module 6.1 – Project Management Principles
  • Module 6.2 – Scope
  • Module 6.3 – Time
  • Module 6.4 – Cost
  • Module 6.5 – Cost Estimation Methods
  • Module 6.6 – Organisation
  • Module 7
  • Module 7 – Policies
  • Module 7.1 – ISO 27001
  • Module 7.2 – Policies
  • Module 7.3 – Policies Lab Exercise
  • Module 8
  • Module 8 – Context Establishment
  • Module 8.1 – Context Establishment
  • Module 8.2 – Internal Context
  • Module 8.3 – External Context
  • Module 8.4 – Context Establishment Continued
  • Module 8.5 – Consequence Criteria
  • Module 8.6 – Likelihood Criteria
  • Module 8.7 – Likelihood versus Probability
  • Module 8.8 – Likelihood Criteria
  • Module 8.9 – Determining the Level of Risk
  • Module 8.10 – Risk Acceptance Criteria
  • Module 8.11 – Risk Acceptance Criteria Examples
  • Module 9
  • Module 9 – Risk Assessment
  • Module 9.1 – Risk Assessment Approach and Methods
  • Module 9.2 – Types of Methods
  • Module 9.3 – Risk Assessment Phases
  • Module 9.4 – Types of Assessments
  • Module 9.5 – Event-based Assessment
  • Module 9.6 – Asset-based Assessment
  • Module 10
  • Module 10 – Risk Assessment – Identification
  • Module 10.1 – Risk Identification
  • Module 10.2 – Event-based Assessment
  • Module 10.3 – Event-based Assessment – Example Scenarios
  • Module 10.4 – Event-based Assessment – Lab Exercise
  • Module 10.5 – Asset-based Assessment
  • Module 10.6 – Primary – Business Assets
  • Module 10.7 – Supporting Assets
  • Module 10.8 – Valuation of Assets
  • Module 10.9 – Assets Examples
  • Module 10.10 – Threat Identification
  • Module 10.11 – Vulnerability Identification
  • Module 10.12 – Asset-based Assessment
  • Module 10.13 – Asset-based Assessment – Example Scenarios
  • Module 10.14 - Asset-based Assessment – Lab Exercise
  • Module 11
  • Module 11 – Risk Assessment – Analysis
  • Module 11.1 – Risk Analysis
  • Module 11.2 – Qualitative Analysis
  • Module 11.3 – Semi-Quantitative Analysis
  • Module 11.4 – Quantitative Analysis
  • Module 11.5 – Risk Analysis Considerations
  • Module 11.6 – Assessment of Consequences
  • Module 11.7 – Quantifying Consequences
  • Module 11.8 – Cost Examples
  • Module 11.9 – Qualitative Analysis – Examples
  • Module 11.10 – Qualitative Analysis – Lab Exercise
  • Module 11.11 – Quantitative Analysis – Example
  • Module 11.12 – Assessment of Likelihood
  • Module 11.13 – Likelihood Considerations
  • Module 11.14 – Qualitative Analysis – Examples
  • Module 11.15 - Qualitative Analysis – Lab Exercise
  • Module 11.16 - Quantitative Analysis – Example
  • Module 11.17 – Determine the Level of Risk
  • Module 11.18 - Determine the Level of Risk – Examples I
  • Module 11.19 - Determine the Level of Risk – Examples II
  • Module 11.20 – Example Risk Scenarios Qualitative
  • Module 11.21 – Determine the Level of Risk – Lab Exercise
  • Module 11.22 – Example Risk Scenarios Quantitative
  • Module 12
  • Module 12 – Risk Evaluation
  • Module 12.1 – Risk Evaluation
  • Module 12.2 – Risk Appetite
  • Module 12.3 – Risk Tolerance
  • Module 12.4 – Risk Evaluation Continued
  • Module 12.5 - Example - Evaluation of Risk I
  • Module 12.6 - Example - Evaluation of Risk II
  • Module 13
  • Module 13 – Risk Treatment
  • Module 13.1 – Process Flow and Steps
  • Module 13.2 – Risk Retention
  • Module 13.3 – Risk Modification
  • Module 13.4 – Risk Sharing
  • Module 13.5 – Risk Avoidance
  • Module 13.6 – Constraints
  • Module 13.7 – Control Categories
  • Module 13.8 – Control Examples
  • Module 13.9 – Compare Controls
  • Module 13.10 – Cost Benefit Analysis
  • Module 13.11 – Statement of Applicability
  • Module 13.12 – Risk Treatment Plan
  • Module 13.13 – Approval and Implementation
  • Module 13.14 – Residual Risk
  • Module 13.15 – Controls Selection - Examples
  • Module 13.16 – Controls Selection – Lab Exercise
  • Module 14
  • Module 14 – Communication and Consultation
  • Module 14.1 – Communication Objectives
  • Module 14.2 – Communication and Consultation
  • Module 14.3 – Key Factors of Communication
  • Module 15
  • Module 15 – Monitoring and Review
  • Module 15.1 – Monitoring and Review
  • Module 15.2 – Key Risk Indicators I
  • Module 15.3 – Key Risk Indicators II
  • Module 15.4 – Risk Matrix
  • Module 15.5 – Monitor, Review and Improve
  • Closing
  • Finalising the course
  • CDRP Survey
  • CDRP Sample Exam
  • Student Exam Guide
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: 3 years
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