VTEC Training
Course Code: 853
CISSP with Exam Preparation and review
VTEC Training
Portland,
ME
Class Dates:
10/4/2021
12/6/2021
Length:
5 Days
Cost:
$2995.00
Class Time:
Technology:
Security
Delivery:
Virtual Instructor-Led Training, Instructor-Led Training
Overview
- Course Overview
- This course provides the knowledge needed to implement security solutions within an enterprise policy framework, using a vendor-neutral format. This includes security and risk management programs, organizational policies and training, asset security, enterprise security architecture and engineering, network and communication security, identity and access management, security assessments and testing, operational security and secure software development. This course maps to the (ISC)² CISSP certification exam. Objective coverage is marked throughout the course.
You will benefit most from this course if you are an experienced security professional who intends to take an (ISC)² CISSP exam.
This course assumes that you have some applied knowledge of computers, networks, and cybersecurity principles in an enterprise environment.
- Audience
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This training course is intended for professionals who have at least 5 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 the credibility and mobility to advance within their current information security careers. The training seminar is ideal for those working in positions such as, but not limited to:
Security Consultant
Security Manager
IT Director/Manager
Security Auditor
Security Architect
Security Analyst
Security Systems Engineer
Chief Information Security Officer
Director of Security
Network Architect
Prerequisites
- Candidates must have a minimum of five (5) years of cumulative paid full-time professional security work experience in two or more of the 8 domains of the CISSP CBK.
Candidates may receive a one year experience waiver with a four-year college degree, or regional equivalent OR additional credential from the approved list, thus requiring four (4) years of direct full-time professional security work experience in two or more of the ten domains of the CISSP CBK.
Candidates who have not completed the 5 years of experience to take the CISSP, can take an Associate CISSP exam. This will give them a credential showing their knowledge until they are able to meet the experience requirements for the CISSP
Course Details
- Chapter 1: Cybersecurity principles
- Module A: Security concepts
- Module B: Security governance
- Chapter 2: Law and ethics
- Module A: Legal principles
- Module B: Cybersecurity regulations
- Chapter 3: Risk management
- Module A: Threats and vulnerabilities
- Module B: Risk assessment
- Module C: Risk management
- Chapter 4: Security policies
- Module A: Security frameworks
- Module B: Security policies
- Module C: Controls and procedures
- Module D: Training and coordination
- Chapter 5: Information assets
- Module A: Classification
- Module B: Securing data
- Chapter 6: Cryptographic techniques
- Module A: Cryptographic principles
- Module B: Ciphers and hashes
- Chapter 7: Applied cryptography
- Module A: Public key infrastructure
- Module B: Cryptographic protocols
- Chapter 8: Secure enterprise architecture
- Module A: Security models
- Module B: Trusted systems
- Module C: Architecture integration
- Chapter 9: Secure system design
- Module A: System hardware vulnerabilities
- Module B: Securing hosts
- Module C: Physical security and safety
- Chapter 10: Specialized system security
- Module A: Architecture elements
- Module B: Databases
- Module C: Mobile device security
- Module D: Virtual and cloud systems
- Chapter 11: Network fundamentals
- Module A: Network models
- Module B: Physical networking
- Module C: Network infrastructure devices
- Chapter 12: Network technologies
- Module A: Local wireless networks
- Module B: WAN technologies
- Module C: Network convergence
- Chapter 13: Network protocols
- Module A: IP addressing
- Module B: Core protocols
- Module C: Network ports and applications
- Chapter 14: Network security architecture
- Module A: Network vulnerabilities
- Module B: Packet flow
- Module C: Network security systems
- Module D: Network access technologies
- Chapter 15: Secure network configuration
- Module A: Hardening networks
- Module B: Securing communications
- Chapter 16: Identity management
- Module A: Access control vulnerabilities
- Module B: Identity systems
- Chapter 17: Access control technologies
- Module A: Access control components
- Module B: Authentication technologies
- Chapter 18: Vulnerability management
- Module A: Security testing programs
- Module B: Vulnerability assessment
- Module C: Vulnerability management programs
- Chapter 19: Scanning and monitoring
- Module A: Reconnaissance techniques
- Module B: Network Monitoring
- Module C: Data analysis
- Chapter 20: Incident response
- Module A: Incident response planning
- Module B: Incident response procedures
- Module C: Investigation support
- Chapter 21: Security operations
- Module A: Secure asset management
- Module B: Resilience and business continuity
- Module C: Fault tolerance and recovery
- Chapter 22: Software threats
- Module A: Software vulnerabilities
- Module B: Malware
- Chapter 23: Secure development
- Module A: Software development
- Module B: Secure programs