Certified Information
Systems Security
Professional (CISSP)
This your Information Security Knowledge to the next level with the CISSP training.
Key Features of this CISSP Training:
- Earn CISSP certification
- Official course materials
- Access to hundreds of exam prep questions
- After-Training instructor coaching included
You Will Learn How To:
- Strategically focus your preparation for CISSP Certification
- Protect resources using access control methods and cryptography
- Plan a secure environment aligned with organizational objectives, compliance requirements, and industry-standard architectures
- Develop operational security and continuity through preventive and recovery mechanisms
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About the CISSP Course
This CISSP course is an online class designed to help candidates prepare for the CISSP official certification exam. It provides an in-depth review of information security concepts and industry best practices, with comprehensive coverage of the eight domains of the CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK). All learning activities are designed to increase knowledge and abilities required to successfully implement and manage security programs in any organization or government entity.
Throughout this course and up to a year later the students will have access to our student portal where they can interact with the instructor and other students to share knowledge and resources for the exam. They can participate in extra course activities draw from real-world scenarios and industry topics to reinforce content and increase knowledge retention. Instructor will provide Q&As discussion sessions of all exam domains and provide real-world advice, tips and lessons learned from previous candidates.
Course Description
Domain 1: Security and Risk Management
Security and Risk Management comprises about 15% of the CISSP exam.
This is the largest domain in CISSP, providing a comprehensive overview of the things you need to know about information systems management. It covers:
- The confidentiality, integrity and availability of information;
- Security governance principles;
- Compliance requirements;
- Legal and regulatory issues relating to information security;
- IT policies and procedures; and
- Risk-based management concepts.
Domain 2: Asset Security
Asset Security comprises about 10% of the CISSP exam.
This domain addresses the physical requirements of information security. It covers:
- The classification and ownership of information and assets;
- Privacy;
- Retention periods;
- Data security controls; and
- Handling requirements.
Domain 3: Security Architecture and Engineering
Security Engineering comprises about 13% of the CISSP exam.
This domain covers several important information security concepts, including:
- Engineering processes using secure design principles;
- Fundamental concepts of security models;
- Security capabilities of information systems;
- Assessing and mitigating vulnerabilities in systems;
- Cryptography; and
- Designing and implementing physical security.
Domain 4: Communications and Network Security
Communications and Network Security comprises about 14% of the CISSP exam.
This domain covers the design and protection of an organisation’s networks. This includes:
- Secure design principles for network architecture;
- Secure network components; and
- Secure communication channels.
Domain 5: Identity and Access Management
Identity and Access Management comprises about 13% of the CISSP exam.
This domain helps information security professionals understand how to control the way users can access data. It covers:
- Physical and logical access to assets;
- Identification and authentication;
- Integrating identity as a service and third-party identity services;
- Authorisation mechanisms; and
- The identity and access provisioning lifecycle.
Domain 6: Security Assessment and Testing
Security Assessment and Testing comprises about 12% of the CISSP exam.
This domain focuses on the design, performance and analysis of security testing. It includes:
- Designing and validating assessment and test strategies;
- Security control testing;
- Collecting security process data;
- Test outputs; and
- Internal and third-party security audits.
Domain 7: Security Operations
Security Operations comprises about 13% of the CISSP exam.
This domain addresses the way plans are put into action. It covers:
- Understanding and supporting investigations;
- Requirements for investigation types;
- Logging and monitoring activities;
- Securing the provision of resources;
- Foundational security operations concepts;
- Applying resource protection techniques;
- Incident management;
- Disaster recovery;
- Managing physical security; and
- Business continuity.
Domain 8: Software Development Security
Software Development Security comprises about 10% of the CISSP exam.
This domain helps professionals to understand, apply and enforce software security. It covers:
- Security in the software development life cycle;
- Security controls in development environments;
- The effectiveness of software security; and
- Secure coding guidelines and standards.
Target Audience
This training course is intended for professionals who have at least 2 years of recent full-time professional work experience in 2 or more of the 8 domains of the CISSP CBK and are pursuing CISSP training and certification to acquire credibility and mobility to advance within their current information security careers. The training is ideal for those working in positions such as, but not limited to:
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