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Course Description

(CISSP) Certified Information Systems Security Professional Exam Preparation

Course Code
CISSP
Description:
This five-day course will give you a working knowledge of the 10 domains of the Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) as identified by (ISC)2. Security concepts and security planning for business information systems will be addressed. This course will also prepare you to take the CISSP exam. Who should attend: • IT Professionals that want to expand their knowledge in security • IT Professionals preparing for the CISSP exam • System, Security and Network Administrators • Managers that oversee personnel responsible for security
Syllabus:

Introduction to Information Security
Overview of the CISSP® exam

Security Management Practices

Concepts and Principals
Data classification
Change control
Employment policies and practices
Policies, standards, guidelines and procedure
Roles and responsibilities

Access Control Systems & Methodology

Techniques, administration and methodology
Access control panels
Methods of attack
Monitoring for intrusion
Penetration Testing

Telecommunications & Network Security

Standards
Architecture and design
Network attacks and countermeasures

Applications & Systems Development Security

Application issues
Databases and data warehousing
Information storage
System development controls
Malicious code
Methods of attack

Cryptography

Concepts, methodologies and practices
Public and private key algorithms
PKI
Methods of attack

Law, Investigation and Ethics Laws

Investigative processes and techniques
Categories of computer crime
Incident handling
Ethics

Business Continuity Planning (BCP) & Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)

Key differences between BCP and DRP
Project scope and planning
Recovery strategy and plan development • Recovery techniques
Events

Security Architecture & Models

Principals of architecture and design
Principals of security models
Common flaws with system design and architecture

Operations Security

Concepts
Administrative management
Controls
Auditing
Monitoring
Intrusion detection, prevention and response

Physical Security

Facility requirements
Technical controls
Environmental safeties
Threats