• The Information Security Environment
• Information Asset Security
• Identity and Access Management
• Security Architecture and Engineering
• Communication and Network Security
• Software Development Security
• Security Assessment and Testing
• Security Operations
• Putting It All Together
• CISSP Certification Information

Our Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam prep course, taught by industry experts with real-world experience, covers all material needed to succeed on the (ISC)² CISSP exam. CISSP has become a top certification for security professionals, with over 70% of information security positions on major job boards now requiring CISSP certification.

For IT professionals, CISSP certification validates your skills and sets you apart. It shows a commitment to the field and reflects the time and effort invested in achieving certification. Certified professionals often see increased opportunities for raises, promotions, and career advancement.

For organizations, CISSP certifications serve as credentials to identify and hire qualified employees. Having certified staff enhances client confidence and can contribute to increased sales by demonstrating the organization’s security capabilities.

• Access Control
• Access Control Attacks and Monitoring
• Secure Network Architecture and Securing Network Components
• Secure Communications and Network Attacks
• Security Governance Concepts, Principles, and Policies
• Risk and Personnel Management
• Software Development Security
• Malicious Code and Application Attacks
• Cryptography and Symmetric Key Algorithms
• PKI and Cryptographic Applications
• Principles of Security Models, Design, and Capabilities
• Security Architecture Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Countermeasures
• Security Operations
• Incident Management
• Business Continuity Planning
• Disaster Recovery Planning
• Laws, Regulations, and Compliance
• Incidents and Ethics
• Physical Security Requirements

This training course offers a comprehensive review of information systems security concepts and industry best practices, covering the eight domains of the CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK®):

• Security and risk management
• Asset security
• Security engineering
• Communications and network security
• Identity and access management
• Security assessment and testing
• Security operations
• Software development security

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for professionals in roles such as:

• Chief Information Officer
• Chief Information Security Officer
• Chief Technology Officer
• Compliance Manager/Officer
• Director of Security
• Information Architect
• IT Specialist/Director/Manager
• Information Manager/Information Risk Manager or Consultant
• Security Administrator
• Security Architect/Analyst
• Security Consultant
• Security Manager
• Security Systems Engineer/Security Engineer

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Apply core concepts and methods related to information technology and security
• Align organizational goals with security functions and implementations
• Protect organizational assets throughout their lifecycle
• Use principles, structures, and standards to design, implement, monitor, and secure operating systems, equipment, networks, and applications, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability
• Select appropriate mitigations for vulnerabilities in common information systems and architectures
• Explain the role of cryptography and its importance in providing essential security services
• Evaluate physical security measures based on information system requirements
• Assess communication and network security components to meet information security standards
• Apply concepts from the OSI model (layers 1-7) to meet security needs
• Determine access control models suitable for business security requirements
• Implement physical and logical access control models to protect information assets
• Design and validate test and audit strategies that support security requirements
• Apply security controls and countermeasures to enhance operational efficiency
• Assess risks to information systems in support of operational objectives
• Implement controls to mitigate identified threats and vulnerabilities
• Use security concepts to manage risks associated with software and system vulnerabilities throughout their lifecycle