Course Name

Certified Information Systems Security Pro (CISSP) 2015

Contact Hours: 40

Course Description

The vendor-neutral CISSP certification is the ideal credential for those with proven deep technical and managerial competence, skills, experience, and credibility to design, engineer, implement, and manage their overall information security program to protect organizations from growing sophisticated attacks. Backed by (ISC)², the globally recognized, not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the information security field, the CISSP was the first credential in the field of information security to meet the stringent requirements of ISO/IEC Standard 17024. Not only is the CISSP an objective measure of excellence, but also a globally recognized standard of achievement. **NOTE: Effective April 15, 2015, the CISSP exam is based on a new exam blueprint. Please note: Course of study may be completed earlier than indicated and students retain access for one year from the date of enrollment.

Outcome

CISA training Objectives: Understand the basics of telecommunication and network security concepts, required components for minimizing security risks, securing channels of communication, and techniques for preventing and detecting network-based attacks. Identify the key terms and processes of security operations and how to protect and control information processing assets in a centralized or distributed environment in this CISSP training. Define and apply information security governance and Risk Management Framework including the policies, concepts, principles, structures and standards that are established for the protection of information assets and how to assess the effectiveness of that protection. Gain the required skills to design the architecture and manage IT security in an enterprise environment through this authorized CISSP course.

Assessment

Visual Demonstrations & Multimedia Presentations - Our courseware includes instructor-led demonstrations and visual presentations that allow students to develop their skills based on real world scenarios explained by the instructor. We always focus on real world scenarios and skill-set development.

Required Book(s)

All training is delivered online; no additional purchase required.

Outline

Module 1: Security and Risk Management         1.1 Introduction         1.2 CIA Triad Security Governance Part 1         1.3 CIA Triad Security Governance Part 2         1.4 Compliance Legal and Regulatory Issues Part 1         1.5 Compliance Legal and Regulatory Issues Part 2         1.6 Understanding Professional Ethics Part 1         1.7 Understanding Professional Ethics Part 2         1.8 Risk Management Part 1         1.9 Risk Management Part 2         1.10 Threat Modeling Acquisition Strategy and Practice Security Awareness and Training Part 1         1.11 Threat Modeling Acquisition Strategy and Practice Security Awareness and Training Part 2 Module 2: Asset Security         2.1 Asset Security Part 1         2.2 Asset Security Part 2 Module 3: Security Engineering         3.1 Engineering and Management of Security Part 1         3.2 Engineering and Management of Security Part 2         3.3 Engineering and Management of Security Part 3         3.4 Engineering and Management of Security Part 4         3.5 Engineering and Management of Security Part 5         3.6 Engineering and Management of Security Part 6 Module 4: Communication and Network Security         4.1 Apply Secure Design Principles to Networks Part 1         4.2 Apply Secure Design Principles to Networks Part 2         4.3 Apply Secure Design Principles to Networks Part 3         4.4 Apply Secure Design Principles to Networks Part 4         4.5 Apply Secure Design Principles to Networks Part 5         4.6 Apply Secure Design Principles to Networks Part 6         4.7 Securing Network Components Part 1         4.8 Securing Network Components Part 2         4.9 Design and Establish Secure Communication Channels Part 1         4.10 Design and Establish Secure Communication Channels Part 2         4.11 Design and Establish Secure Communication Channels Part 3 Module 5: Identity and Access Management         5.1 Controlling Access and Managing Identity Part 1         5.2 Controlling Access and Managing Identity Part 2         5.3 Controlling Access and Managing Identity Part 3         5.4 Controlling Access and Managing Identity Part 4 Module 6: Security Assessment Testing         6.1 Designing Performing and Analyzing Security Testing Module 7: Security Operations         7.1 Foundational Concepts and Investigations Part 1         7.2 Foundational Concepts and Investigations Part 2         7.3 Incident Management and Preventative Measures Part 1         7.4 Incident Management and Preventative Measures Part 2         7.5 Disaster Recovery Process Part 1         7.6 Disaster Recovery Process Part 2 Module 8: Software Development Security         8.1 Understanding Applying and Enforcing Software Security Part 1         8.2 Understanding Applying and EnforcingSoftware Security Part 2         8.3 Conclusion