nikolcho panov

* Delivered trainings across Europe in: * Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt * Project Management based on the PMBOK from PMI * Exam preparation for Certified Associate in Project Management * CAPM-PMI

Identity and Access Management Information Security Compliance

Analyzing, supporting and policy writing for the ISO/IEC 27001 controls

* Identity and Access Governance (IAG) * Identity and Access Management (IAM) * SoD based on Functional Taxonomy mapping * Application based detective SoD Governance

The main focus of this training was to explain how to navigate the new world of security by developing strategic plans, creating effective information security policy, and developing management and leadership skills. The program ended with a Strategic Planning Workshop as a capstone exercise for the course, enabling students to synthesize and apply concepts, management tools, and methodologies learned in class.

Activities and Societies: The main focus of this training was to explain how to navigate the new world of security by developing strategic plans, creating effective information security policy, and developing management and leadership skills. The program ended with a Strategic Planning Workshop as a capstone exercise for the course, enabling students to synthesize and apply concepts, management tools, and methodologies learned in class.

A program developed by the faculty of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in collaboration with MIT Professional Education.

One semester graduate course in Business Analysis & Valuation - Evaluator for new M&A simulation software at Harvard Business School

Activities and Societies: Technology area - Authentication techniques, Cryptography, Intrusion Detection, Firewalls, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Security Auditing and Testing. Management area – Information Security Governance, Security Project Valuations, Project Implementation. Legal area – Ethical and Legal Responsibilities, Regulations, Compliance, Investigations.

The core program in international law was divided into two blocks of study: 1) the peacetime international law governing cyber operations; and 2) the international humanitarian law that applies during armed conflict involving cyber operations. Activities and Societies: Residential course that introduced the technology involved in cyber operations, including internet structure, defensive and offensive tools and techniques, and the feasibility of and challenges to technical attribution. Additionally, it examined the place of cyber operations in the contemporary geopolitical environment.

Significant rankings for 2012: - 20th best MBA in the U.S.A. based on the Economist Intelligence Unit rankings. - 1st best MBA in the world on "International Experience" and 3rd on "International Business" based on the Financial Times rankings. Activities and Societies: International Accounting, Financial Management in International Environment, Managerial Economics, Marketing Management, Managerial Decision Making, Management Communication, Consulting Methods, National Strategies in the Global Economy, Operations Management, Project Management, Global Citizenship, Business Execution, IT for Business Managers, Strategic Management, Investment Banking, International Capital Markets, Applied International Derivatives, Business Analysis & Valuation.