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Intrusion Prevention Control: Actively prevents unauthorized access and malicious activities on a network.
Intrusion Detection Control: Monitors and detects unauthorized activities or intrusions within a network or system.
A firewall is a security measure that acts as a barrier between a trusted internal network and an external network, such as the Internet. It monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predefined security rules, preventing unauthorized access and protecting against potential threats.
Malware is short for "malicious software." It refers to any type of software designed to harm or exploit computer systems or networks. Malware can include viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, spyware, and adware.
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security mechanism that adds an extra layer of protection to user accounts. It requires users to provide two separate forms of identification to verify their identity, typically a combination of something they know (e.g., a password) and something they possess (e.g., a unique code sent to their mobile device) before granting access to the account.
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Two-factor authentication (2FA): Adds extra account security by requiring two forms of identification (password + unique code) for access.
CERT-In will provide assistance to System Administrators in handling computer security incidents by providing advice and support in recovering from an incident, and containing the damage, restoring system to operation.
shop inspection is the most convenient way to determine whether a product, a service, a process, a piece of equipment, an installation is in compliance with expressed needs, customer’s expectations or specific requirements.
The inspections can be conducted on site of various plants and facilities in order to verify and supervise that correct manufacturing procedures are being followed and important activities in the construction site are executed in accordance with contractual specification and that quality, safety and performance meet the required level.
• Expediting is done to ensure timely delivery of the product.
• Expediting is a function of Procurement, not of the Quality Department.
• Expediting is essentially the proactive follow-up of an order at the supplier premises (field expediting).the purpose is to ensure on-time delivery with the required level of quality and cost.
• It is a typical second party inspection where BSCIC is acting only on behalf of his Client, on the basis of his reference documents.
There are many reasons for a client to hire external inspection services. Here are some of them:
1) Generally, the product is important for his own production/delivery flow or usage,
2) Client does not know the manufacturer or does not trust him.
3) Client does not have an inspection department, it is fully booked or has been outsourced,
4) Client has his own inspection department but:
a) The manufacturer is too far and it would not be cost effective to go there
b) The purchased product is very specific and his inspectors do not have the required expertise.
a) Integrity and ethics
b) Impartiality
c) Respect for all individuals
d) Confidentiality
The course duration may vary from a 1 Day awareness course to a 5 Day Lead Auditor course, depending upon the curriculum of the course.
Exam with Objective type questions are conducted Online for learners based in UAE & Subjective exams are conducted Online or Offline for learners based in UAE.
You can take Re-sit Exam within a period of 1 Year Time by paying an additional fee of 20 Pounds towards as a Re-Sit fee.
You may visit this link to verify your Certificate
https://www.bsc-icc.com/check-training-status/
Training can be conducted virtually or In person (Physical) depending upon the need of the client providing group of learners. Exam for most of the ISO training will be held Online only.
We try to ensure that the each learner receives their certificate within 3 working weeks from the last date of exam.
Yes, the Lead Auditor course expects (not mandatory) the learners to have some basic knowledge about their industry and that particular ISO standard.
ISO certification is a mark of approval from a Certification body that ensures the quality process of a company adhere to the standards set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
ISO certification is optional but is gives an added advantage for business owners and organizations seeking to enhance their business operations per the international standard
An organization that has received specialized accreditation and is able to issue compliance certificates is referred to as a certifying body.
- Conducting audits
- Issuing compliance certificates
- Ensuring impartiality
- Investigating complaints and non-conformities
- Maintaining accreditation requirements
ISO Certification may take between 2-6 months, depending upon the size, scope, and complexity of the organization.
An accredited certificate is one that has been issued by a certification body which has been accredited by a recognized accreditation body under the International Accreditation Forum (IAF). Accreditation is a formal recognition that a certification body has demonstrated its competence to conduct audits and issue certificates according to specific standards, such as ISO 17021. An un-accredited certificate is one that has been issued by a certification body that has not been accredited by a recognized accreditation body.
An organization must follow the below steps to get ISO Certified.
> Understand your industry > Choose relevant ISO Standard > Implement the ISO Standards > Perform Internal Audit > Search a Certification Body > Certification body will conduct an External Audit > Congrats you are now an ISO Certified Organization
To check the authenticity of a certificate, follow the link below:
https://www.iafcertsearch.org/
Validation confirms a claim by providing objective evidence that the requirements for a specific intended future use or application have been met. In contrast, verification evaluates a claim based on historical data and information to determine its accuracy and compliance with specified requirements.
The claim is the information provided by the client and serves as the object of conformity assessment through validation or verification. It represents a specific situation at a given point in time or may cover a defined period.
Organizational GHG verification is an independent assessment of an organization's greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) inventory to ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with recognized standards. This process helps businesses validate their reported emissions data, enhance credibility, and meet regulatory or voluntary reporting requirements.
Sustainability assurance is the independent evaluation of an organization’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and compliance with recognized standards. It enhances transparency, builds stakeholder trust, and validates sustainability claims by accessing data integrity, reporting processes, and adherence to frameworks such as GRI, SASB, or ISO 14064.
A robust National Framework for the Indian Carbon Market (ICM) to support entities undertaking decarbonization projects by pricing their efforts toward GHG emission reduction. It includes two key mechanisms: a compliance mechanism to address emissions from the energy and industrial sectors, and an offset mechanism to incentivize voluntary GHG reduction actions from non-compliant entities.