The CISSP security certification was just ranked the number one in-demand certification by CRN Magazine. Quality training on the CISSP typically costs two-to-three times what UASCE charges, and you have TDY costs in addition! If you have the security experience and are ready to add a highly valued certification to your resume, this is the class for you - and it's local!. In addition to one of the premier CISSP exam study guides, you'll also receive a study manual that was custom-developed just for UASCE students taking the CISSP course. Nearly every student who has taken the CISSP exam after attending UASCE CISSP training has passed - come join the ranks of successful UASCE students!
While many students will have strengths in different areas of Information Security, very few students or security practitioners will have intimate knowledge of all ten knowledge areas of the Common Body of Knowledge [CBK] tested on the CISSP exam. This lecture based course uses one of the premier study guides for the CISSP exam to cover the ten knowledge areas and to prepare the student for the CISSP exam. The textbook also provides the student with a CD-ROM, which includes over 600 practice questions. The student will be licensed to install this testing software at home, so it can be taken at the student's leisure in several practice modes.
CISSP Exam Prerequisites:
The student must comply with all of the requirements posted on the ISC2 website to apply for and take the CISSP exam.
CISSP Course Outline
Domain 1:
Security Management Practices
Domain 2:
Access Control Systems
-Rationale
-Controls
-Identification and Authentication
-Some Access Control Issues
Domain 3:
Telecommunications and Network Security
-Our Goals
-Domain Definition
-Management Concepts
Domain 4:
Cryptography
-Cryptographic Technologies
-Secret Key Cryptography (Symmetric Key)
-Public (Asymmetric) Key Cryptosystems
-Approaches to Escrowed Encryption
-Internet Security Applications
Domain 5:
Security Architecture and Models
-Security Architecture
-Assurance
-Information Security Models
Domain 6:
Operations Security
-Controls and Protections
-Monitoring and Auditing
-Threats and Vulnerabilities
Domain 7:
Applications and Systems Development
-The Software Life Cycle
-Development Process
-The Software Capability Maturity Model (CMM)
-Object-Oriented Systems
-Artificial Intelligence Systems
-Database Systems
-Application Controls
Domain 8:
Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery Planning
-Business Continuity Planning -
Disaster Recovery Planning
Domain 9:
Law, Investigation, and Ethics
-Types of Computer Crime
-Law
-Investigation
-Liability
-Ethics
Domain 10:
Physical Security
-Threats to Physical Security
-Controls for Physical Security
Additional Topics Discussed:
Process Approach to HIPAA Compliance through a HIPAA
-CMM HIPAA Security Requirements Mappings to PAs HPAs
-Defining and Using the HIPAA-CMM