CISSP Certification Training

Yes, this certification course is aligned with the latest 2021 CBK guidelines prescribed by (ISC)2 for CISSP certification.

A Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) is an information security expert responsible for designing, implementing, and managing the security system of an organization. Their main key responsibilities include inidentifying and assessing information security risks, developing and implementing security policies and procedures, and ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations. They possess a deep understanding of all aspects of information security, including risk management, network, and communication security, and security testing and operations. In summary, a CISSP certified professional is a highly skilled and knowledgeable individual who plays a critical role in ensuring the security and privacy of an organization's assets and data.

It covers all aspects of the CISSP certification, including security and risk management, asset protection, security design and technology, network security, access control, security analysis and testing, security operations, and software development. This comprehensive approach impacts the entire organizational ecosystem.

Following are the key features

To be eligible for CISSP training, candidates need five years of paid work experience in two or more of the eight CISSP CBK domains. A four-year degree or an approved credential from (ISC)² can substitute for one year of experience. Candidates must also agree to the (ISC)² Code of Ethics and pass the CISSP examination.

Minimum System Requirements: