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CISSP 2020 Certified Information Systems Security Professional Online Course

Duration19 Hours
LevelIntermediate
Access12 months online access
Course content8 modules
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What the CISSP 2020 Certified Information Systems Security Professional course covers

CISSP 2020 Certified Information Systems Security Professional runs online from start to finish, so you decide when you study and how much you cover at a time. Budget roughly 19 hours for the 8 modules, less if the subject is already familiar. Your login lasts 12 months, which is long enough to come back to a section when the subject turns up at work.

What it covers: Security And Risk Management, Asset Security, Security Engineering and Communication And Network Security. There are 4 further modules beyond those, listed in full on the Modules tab.

You will get more out of it if the subject is already part of your week. We list 37 Cybersecurity courses, of which 20 sit at Intermediate. It is one of the longer ones in the subject, so budget an evening rather than a lunch break. There is a certificate of completion at the end, available from your account. It is proof you covered the material, not a regulated qualification.

The honest caveats: It is not an awareness course: if the subject is completely new to you, something introductory will be better value. There is no CPD accreditation attached, which matters only if somebody has specifically asked you for it.

Full course details from the training provider

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.

Video Content: 19 Hours 45 Minutes
Test Questions: 245

Course Outline

Module 1: Security And Risk Management

  • 1.1 Course And Instructor Introduction
  • 1.2 Introduction To Security And Risk Management
  • 1.3 Understand And Apply Concepts Of Confidentiality Integrity Availability
  • 1.4 Apply Security Governance Principles Part 1
  • 1.5 Apply Security Governance Principles Part 2
  • 1.6 Compliance
  • 1.7 Understanding Legal And Regulatory Issues That Pertain To Information Security In A Global Context
  • 1.8 Understand Professional Ethics
  • 1.9 Develop And Implement Documented Security Policy Standards Procedures And Guidelines
  • 1.10 Understand Business Continuity Requirements
  • 1.11 Contribute To Personnel Security Policies
  • 1.12 Understand And Apply Risk Management Concepts Part 1
  • 1.13 Understand And Apply Risk Management Concepts Part 2
  • 1.14 Understand And Apply Risk Management Concepts Part 3
  • 1.15 Understand And Apply Risk Management Concepts Part 4
  • 1.16 Understand And Apply Risk Management Concepts Part 5
  • 1.17 Understand And Apply Threat Modeling
  • 1.18 Integrate Security Risk Considerations Into Acquisitions Strategy And Practice
  • 1.19 Establish And Manage Security Education Training And Awareness

Module 2: Asset Security

  • 2.1 Introduction To Asset Security
  • 2.2 Classify Information And Supporting Assets Part 1
  • 2.3 Classify Information And Supporting Assets Part 2
  • 2.4 Determine And Maintain Ownership
  • 2.5 Protect Privacy Part 1
  • 2.6 Protect Privacy Part 2
  • 2.7 Protect Privacy Part 3
  • 2.8 Protect Privacy Part 4
  • 2.9 Protect Privacy Part 5
  • 2.10 Ensure Appropriate Retention
  • 2.11 Determine Data Security Controls Part 1
  • 2.12 Determine Data Security Controls Part 2
  • 2.13 Establish Handing Requirements

Module 3: Security Engineering

  • 3.1 Introduction To Security Engineering
  • 3.2 Implement And Manage An Engineering Lifecycle Using Security Design Principles
  • 3.3 Understand Fundamental Concepts Of Security Models Part 1
  • 3.4 Understand Fundamental Concepts Of Security Models Part 2
  • 3.5 Understand Fundamental Concepts Of Security Models Part 3
  • 3.6 Understand Fundamental Concepts Of Security Models Part 4
  • 3.7 Select Controls And Countermeasures Based Upon Information SystemsSecurity Standards
  • 3.8 UnderstandTheSecurityCapabilitiesOfInformationSystems
  • 3.9 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 1
  • 3.10 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 2
  • 3.11 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 3
  • 3.12 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 4
  • 3.13 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 5
  • 3.14 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 6
  • 3.15 Assess And Mitigate The Vulnerabilities Of Security Architectures Designs And Solution Elements Part 7
  • 3.16 Assess And Mitigate Vulnerabilities In WebBased Systems Part 1
  • 3.17 Assess And Mitigate Vulnerabilities In WebBased Systems Part 2
  • 3.18 Assess And Mitigate VulnerabilitiesIn Mobile Systems
  • 3.19 Assess And Mitigate Vulnerabilities In Embedded Devices And CyberPhysical Systems
  • 3.20 Apply Cryptography Part 1
  • 3.21 Apply Cryptography Part 2
  • 3.22 Apply Cryptography Part 3
  • 3.23 Apply Cryptography Part 4
  • 3.24 Apply Cryptography Part 5
  • 3.25 Apply Secure Principles To Site And Facility Design Part 1
  • 3.26 Apply Secure Principles To Site And Facility Design Part 2
  • 3.27 Design And Implement Facility Security

Module 4: Communication And Network Security

  • 4.1 Introduction To Communication And Network Security
  • 4.2 Apply Secure Design Principles To Network Architecture Part 1
  • 4.3 Apply Secure Design Principles To Network Architecture Part 2
  • 4.4 Apply Secure Design Principles To Network Architecture Part 3
  • 4.5 Apply Secure Design Principles To Network Architecture Part 4
  • 4.6 Apply Secure Design Principles To Network Architecture Part 5
  • 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
  • 4.12 Design And Establish Secure Communication Channels Part 4
  • 4.13 Design And Establish Secure Communication Channels Part 5
  • 4.14 Prevent Or Mitigate Network Attacks Part 1
  • 4.15 Prevent Or Mitigate Network Attacks Part 2

Module 5: Identity And Access Management

  • 5.1 Introduction To Identity And Access Management
  • 5.2 Control Physical And Logical Access To Assets
  • 5.3 Manage Identification And Authentication Of People Of Devices Part 1
  • 5.4 Manage Identification And Authentication Of People Of Devices Part 2
  • 5.6 Manage Identification And Authentication Of People Of Devices Part 3
  • 5.7 Manage Identification And Authentication Of People Of Devices Part 4
  • 5.8 Manage Identification And Authentication Of People Of Devices Part 5
  • 5.9 Manage Identification And Authentication Of People Of Devices Part 6
  • 5.10 Integrate Identity As A Service
  • 5.11 Integrate ThirdParty Identity Service
  • 5.12 Implement And Manage Authorization Mechanisms Part 1
  • 5.13 Implement And Manage Authorization Mechanisms Part 2
  • 5.14 Manage The Identity And Access Provisioning Life Cycle

Module 6: Security Assessment And Testing

  • 6.1 Introduction To Security Assessment And Testing
  • 6.2 Design And Validate Assessment Test Strategies
  • 6.3 Conduct Security Control Testing Part 1
  • 6.4 Conduct Security Control Testing Part 2
  • 6.5 Conduct Security Control Testing Part 3
  • 6.6 Conduct Security Control Testing Part 4
  • 6.7 Conduct Security Control Testing Part 5
  • 6.8 Coiled Security Process Data
  • 6.9 Conduct Or Facilitate Internal And ThirdParty Audits

Module 7: Security Operations

  • 7.1 Introduction To Security Operations
  • 7.2 Understand And Support Investigation
  • 7.3 Understand Requirements For Investigation Types
  • 7.4 ConductLoggingAndMonitoringActivities
  • 7.5 Secure The Provisioning Of Resources Through Configuration Management
  • 7.6 Understand And Apply Foundational Security Operations Concepts
  • 7.7 Employ Resource Protection Techniques
  • 7.8 Conduct Incident Response
  • 7.9 Operate And Maintain Preventative Measures
  • 7.10 Implement And Support Patch And Vulnerability Management
  • 7.11 Participate In And Understand Change Management Processes
  • 7.12 Implement Recovery Strategies Part 1
  • 7.13 Implement Recovery Strategies Part 2
  • 7.14 Implement Disaster Recovery Processes Part 1
  • 7.15 Implement Disaster Recovery Processes Part 2
  • 7.16 Test Disaster Recovery Plan
  • 7.17 Participate In Business Continuity Planning
  • 7.18 Implement And Manage Physical Security
  • 7.19 Participate In Personnel Safety

Module 8: Software Development Security

  • 8.1 Introduction To Software Development Security
  • 8.2 Understand And Apply Security In The Software Development Life Cycle
  • 8.3 Enforce Security Controls In The Development Environment Part 1
  • 8.4 Enforce Security Controls In The Development Environment Part 2
  • 8.5 Enforce Security Controls In The Development Environment Part 3
  • 8.6 Enforce Security Controls In The Development Environment Part 4
  • 8.7 Enforce Security Controls In The Development Environment Part 5
  • 8.8 Assess The Effectiveness Of Software Security
  • 8.9 Assess Software Acquisition Security
  • 8.10 Conclusion

What you will learn

Learning outcomes

  • Module 1: Security And Risk Management
  • Module 2: Asset Security
  • Module 3: Security Engineering
  • Module 4: Communication And Network Security
  • Module 5: Identity And Access Management
  • Module 6: Security Assessment And Testing
  • Module 7: Security Operations
  • Module 8: Software Development Security
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