Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)

Key Features of the Course

• Auto-updates to the course content
• Auto-updates to the course content
• 24x7 Support from our Subject Matter Experts
• Unlimited access for 2 years
• Course completion certificate
• 180 Questions in Practice Tests(Including Free Test)
• 180 Questions in Video Course Assessments

Prerequisites for CISSP Certification

• You need to have a basic understanding of computers, networking, IT, and Cyber Security.
• Also, if you have experience in cyber security then it's a plus point.
• If you really want to learn more about IT Security in management level then go for it!

Benefits of acquiring Certified Information Systems Security Professional CISSP Certification

• Demonstrates you an understanding of information security.
• Gives you access to useful resources like peer networking and idea exchange.
• Provides you access to a wide range of security information resources.
• Allows you to connect with a global network of industry professionals.

What you'll learn in Certified Information Systems Security Professional Certification

The CISSP may cover eight domains and detailed information of the domains were shown below:

Domain 1: Security and Risk Management

It may covers the following topics:

• Security control principles

• IT policies and methods

• Estimation of observance requirements

• Building a scope, proposal, and strategy for enterprise continuity requirements

• Risk-centered concepts

• Compliance requirements

• Notions of threat modeling and its methods

Domain 2: Asset security 

It may covers the following topics:

• Managing requirements

• Data security limitations 

• Safeguarding privacy

• Retention of asset

• Categorization and possession of the data

Domain 3: Security Architecture and Engineering

It may covers the following topics:

• Ideas and techniques for security skills of data systems

• Cryptography

• Capability to lessen weaknesses exist in security architects, plans,web-based applications, mobile applications, and entrenched systems.

• Important concepts of security prototypes

Domain 4: Communications and Network Security

It may covers the following topics:

• Securing network parts

• Securing communication channels

• Applying and securing layout values in network design

Domain 5:Identity and Access Management

It may covers the following topics:

• Logical and physical access to information

• Detection and validation

• Assimilation of uniqueness as a provision and third-party identity services

• Approval mechanisms

Domain 6: Security Assessment and Testing

It may covers the following topics:

• Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing

• Disaster recovery

• Business continuity plans

• Awareness training provided for clients

Domain 7: Security Operations

It may covers the following topics:

• Enabling security inspections

• Accumulation of secure information

• Business endurance

• Securing the provision of assets

• Logging and examining events

Domain 8: Software Development Security

It may covers the following topics:

• Examination of hazard evaluation

• Detection of weaknesses in source codes

Prerequisites for taking CISSP exam

The candidate appearing for the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) must possess the following skills and knowledge on the following topics:

• Must have a minimum of 5 years cumulative paid work experience in two or more of CISSP CBK eight domains 

• Getting a four-year college degree or regional equivalent or an extra credential from the (ISC)² approved list can fulfill one year of required experience

The candidate who does not  have the required experience to become a CISSP can become an Associate of (ISC)² by passing the CISSP examination. The Associate of (ISC)² will then have six years to earn the five years of expected experience.