The EOC's Role in Community Cyber Security

This course is based on the Community Cyber Security Maturity Model (CCSMM) that provides methods for communities to enhance their ability to successfully prevent, detect, respond to, and recover from a Cyber Security incident. The methods defined by the CCSMM include: Current Cyber Security Posture Measurement, Security Posture Improvement Plan Creation, and A Common Language for Cyber Security Discussion.

Course Length: 12 hours

Course Manager: Carla Collins, Cyber Security Program Director for the Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), part of the Texas A & M University System.

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Prerequisite: Essentials of Community Cyber Security (AWR-136)

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Scheduled Classes: There are no scheduled dates for this course.

Please note: Applications for courses will be accepted up to 1 day prior to the course date. However, the cutoff date for lodging is 7 days prior to class.

If you want to learn more about the Training Program or are interested in attending a specific course, please contact your IEMA Regional Coordinator or Tammie McKay. Registration should be made in advance to attend any IEMA sponsored class. Walk-in registrations are only accepted if room space and course materials are available. To register for IEMA classes, please see the IEMA Online Registration and Tracking Program Page.