CISSP Certified Information Systems Security Professional

The CISSP Certified Information Systems Security Professional course is designed to provide knowledge about detection and prevention of system from threats. The course enables the delegates to implement physical security, operations security, apply application and systems development security and handle security management practices efficiently. 

Course Outline:

• Summary of Information System Security
• Summary of IT Security
• Confidentiality, integrity, and availability in Information Systems
• Define Security Principles
• Identifying legal and managerial matters for information security
• Classify professional philosophies
• Security Policy, Morals, Activities, and Approaches
• Understanding business needs
• An Overview of Risk Management
• Classify risk management
• Threat modeling
• Integrate security risk discussions into the plan
• Awareness of the information security
• Supporting safety against risks
• Retentive confidentiality, integrity, and obtainability security principles
• Handling security policies and standards
• Applying compliance
• Effective risk management
• Evaluating threats and vulnerabilities
• Achieving risk detection and control
• Understanding qualitative and quantitative analysis
• Business Continuity Management
• Define Business Continuity Management Code
• Business impact analysis
• Define Legal Events Monitoring
• Analysing intelligent property, obligation and law
• Define computer crime
• Define ethical behavior and compliance
• Summary of Asset Security
• Organising information
• Supporting properties
• Possession controlling and maintain tenancy
• Protect privacy
• Describing data safety controls
• Managing launch needs
• Asset Identification, categorization and prioritisation
• Defensive data by treatment, patterns, classification, and storage
• Addressing privacy and PII  
• An Overview of Security Engineering
• Understanding secure design principles
• Implement manufacturing processes
• Define security models
• Define Security abilities
• How to measure and diminish the vulnerabilities of security architectures
• Measure and lessen flaws in the mobile systems
• Measure and diminish vulnerabilities in the embedded devices and cyber-physical systems
• Define cryptography.
• Perceiving security models and frameworks
• An Overview of Information Security Triad and multi-level models
• Examining industry morals: ISO 27001/27002
• Calculating security model essential concepts
• Exploring system and component security concepts
• Understanding system design ideas, competencies, and boundaries
• What are mobile systems vulnerabilities?
• Defensive information by relating cryptography
• Identifying symmetric and asymmetric encryption systems
• Checking message integrity through hashing
• Cryptographic systems threats
• Protection of physical capitals
• Planning environments to resist intimidating threats
• Rejecting unauthorised access
• Summary of Network Security and Communication
• Investigating Secure network works
• Planning and executing secure communication
• Prevent or decrease network spams
• Access & Identify Management
• Logical and physical access to control properties
• Managing documentation and confirmation of devices
• Assimilate individuality as a service
• Assimilate third-party identity amenities
• Apply and attain authorization tools
• Avoid or ease access control attacks
• Manage the individuality and access provisioning lifecycle
• Managerial access to protect possessions
• Describing administrative, technical and physical controls
• Implementing centralised and decentralised methods
• Monitoring biometric and multi-factor verification
• Categorizing common dangers
• Studying cloud services and architecture
• Security Assessment & Testing
• Plan and evaluate test plans
• Conduct and collect security control testing
• Reviewing and reporting test outputs
• Sympathetic flaws of security architectures
• Planning and showing security valuation methods
• Helping the role of testing and monitoring to the competence of security controls
• Distinctive detection and protection systems
• Showing logging and monitoring methods
• Distinctive roles of internal and external reviews
• Labelling secure account management
• and more