CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional
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Course description
CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional
This course is intended for individuals who plan to build a career in information security who have five years or more of experience in two of the eight information security domains. Candidates lacking the required experience can seek the Associate of (ISC)2 certification.
This five-day course is an intensive survey of the eight information security domains and is designed to develop security leaders who have a deep understanding of security threats, technologies, regulations, standards, and practices. The content of this course maps to the CISSP certification which is ideal for those with proven technical and managerial competence and experience to design, implement, and manager their organizations’ overall information security program and to protect it from growing and evermore sophisticated attacks.
Training content
- Module 1: Security & Risk Management
- Module 2: Asset Security
- Module 3: Security Engineering
- Module 4: Communications & Network Security
- Module 5: Identity & Access Management
- Module 6: Security Assessment & Testing
- Module 7: Security Operations
- Module 8: Security in the Software Development Life Cycle
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"Instructor is extremely knowledgeable and helped us to understand all of the domains. When we had questions, he was able to break them down and ensure no student was left behind."