
CISSP exam overview delivers a concise last-minute prep by reviewing essential topics and concepts to help aspirants pass the CISSP exam.
Explore an instructor-led CISSP course introduction, covering domain 1-2 foundations, information security management, governance, risk and compliance, audit and control, and recommended study sources.
Master the CIA triad—confidentiality, integrity, and availability—and countermeasures such as access control, authentication, encryption, and data classification. Explore security governance, logs, accountability, and change management for CISSP domain 1.
Assess risk by combining threats with vulnerabilities, apply policies, standards, procedures, and guidelines, and enforce CIA through defense in depth, encryption, and governance.
Explore due care and due diligence, and change management, including testing, rollback, and policy controls, then examine risk management, defense in depth, electronic discovery, threat modeling, and risk assessment concepts.
Examine legal frameworks, risk management, and information security governance, and apply controls such as NDAs, SLAs, classification, need-to-know, least privilege, two-person control, and cost-benefit analysis.
Explore risk management concepts, threat modeling, and risk responses (avoid, mitigate, accept, transfer) with cost-benefit analysis, and examine intellectual property, licensing, and business continuity considerations.
Explore civil, criminal, and administrative laws shaping computer privacy, including the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, US Patriot Act, COPPA, FERPA, and GDP, plus encryption, data classification, watermarking, and destruction.
Identify how data classification sets protection levels and controls access, and how data at rest, in use, and in motion are secured with encryption and lifecycle practices.
Explore data governance roles - owner, custodian, data processor, and data controller - along with encryption, retention policies, and access control models to protect data.
Based on feedback, reviews, ratings, and candidates who passed the exam, this last-minute review course has covered all important key topics, concepts, and insights to pass the exam! You must enroll, review and attend this course before the exam to successfully clear your dream exam.
This course has been developed after conducting 100s of CISSP Sessions, reviewing multiple books including CISSP Official Study Guide (Sybex - Ben Malisow), CISSP All-in-One Exam Guide Book by Daniel Carter, CISSP for Dummies, and CISSP CBK. So this course will summarize all the key things which you must remember and understand before the exam.
This course covers Domain 1 and Domain 2 of CISSP. The rest of the domains will be covered in another course.
Notes: This is Not a CISSP Summary Course/Crash Course.
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The CISSP certification is the gold standard for IT Security certifications.
There are more job openings for CISSPs in the US (120,000) than there are CISSP certified individuals (92,000).
The average CISSP salary in the US is over $125,000 a year.
TIn this course, I have addressed every aspect of the exam's key topic and will continually add more content to enable you to master and pass this certification exam!!
By the end of this course, you will have a complete understanding of the knowledge areas covered by this certification exam in the Eight domains that it includes. We will cover the high-level concepts which this certification emphasizes.
Who this course is for:
Students preparing for their CISSP exam.
Anyone wanting to get a deeper understanding of cyber security at a management level.
Cyber Security professionals want to grow their knowledge.
Professionals needing CEUs/PDUs for other certifications