Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Overview
This CISSP certification training is designed to help you master the field of IT architecture. Designing, maintaining, and building a secure business environment will be primarily taught in the course. The course covers the implementation of approved security standards and the best industrial practices that will prepare you effectively for the certification exam.
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Key Features
5 simulation tests 
8X higher interaction - Offers the requisite 30 CPEs for taking the CISSP examination
CISSP exam cost included
Skills Covered
- Software development security
- IP addresses
- Network security
- Asset security architecture and design
- Cryptography OSI and TCPIP models
- Security assessment and testing
- Identity and access management
- Security and risk management
Benefits
- The cyber security market is growing at a rapid rate and is estimated to reach $282 billion by 24
- By the end of 2021, the sector will have more than 3 million job openings
- The minimum salary of a cyber security expert is $110K per annum
- Designation
- Annual Salary
- Hiring Companies
Training Options
Course Content
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Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
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Chapter 1
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Course Introduction
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Chapter 2
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Domain one: Security and risk management
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Chapter 3
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Domain two: Asset security
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Chapter 4
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Domain three: Security Architecture and engineering
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Chapter 5
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Domain four: Communication and network security
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Chapter 6
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Spotlight video one
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Chapter 7
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Domain five: Identity and Access Management (IAM)
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Chapter 8
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Domain six: Security Assessment testing
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Chapter 9
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Domain seven: Security operations
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Chapter 10
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Domain eight: Software Development security
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Chapter 11
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Spotlight video two
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Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) FAQs
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Q1: What are the prerequisites for achieving the certification examination?
To achieve the CISSP certificate, you must have full time working experience of at least five years. The experience must be in 2 or more of the domains of the course you completed. Not having the work experience will only provide you with an ISC2 associate title, which could be later replaced with the CISSP certificate. However, you will have to submit your proof of work experience first.
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Q2: How to unlock the certificate?
The steps to unlock the certificate are- attend one entire batch, take an exam of the online classroom and another of online self learning and score a minimum of 60%, complete at least 85% of the course.