CISSP Certification CBT / Online Training Videos

Security specialists developing their career around hectic schedules will appreciate CBT Planet's extremely effective self-study CISSP training videos. Likewise those who need to provide a high standard of tuition to a large or geographically dispersed group. Computer security training has never been more valuable but making time has seldom been more difficult. CISSP training videos, with their inherent flexibility, allow professionals to benefit from the same standard of instruction and material as they would find in face-to-face CISSP certification training classes, but in a package that lets them to learn when other commitments allow. Whether you're a busy manager or an ambitious individual, our self-study CISSP certification training videos are a high-quality and cost-effective solution.

Target Audience

This is an important qualification so CISSP training videos will be a valuable resource for security specialists in a variety of disciplines including engineers, network and device administrators, security consultants, privacy and information officers, departmental managers and anyone else who wants to demonstrate their knowledge with recognized certification.

Prerequisites

Our CISSP certification training videos are an advanced products so certain skills are required to make best use of them. Students should be well versed with network security concepts and TCP/IP, have a good grasp of systems administration and at least a basic understanding of Windows, UNIX and Linux.

Practice Test Access

Six month practice test prep online access for the ISC2 CISSP certification exam is included.

CISSP Certification Online Training Videos

From outlining the principles and techniques of best practice security to preparing for the all-important test itself, CBT Planet's self-study CISSP certification training online videos provide a remarkably comprehensive coverage of this vital subject. Frequently chosen as effective corporate e-learning solutions - although equally valuable to the individual - these videos are a carefully balanced blend of classroom lecture and rich, immersive digital media. Each online CISSP training course is delivered by the same exceptional specialists who teach live classes, bringing you outstanding knowledge provision with unrivaled flexibility. Requiring no more than a computer and an internet connection, self-study CISSP certification training online videos deliver the finest tuition with convenience the busy IT professional will find indispensable.

CISSP Certification CBT Training Videos

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CISSP Certification Training Outline

1.0 Cryptography

Introduction
Overview
Symmetric Cryptography
Asymmetric Cryptography
Whiteboard: Alice & Bob
Signatures & Certification, Integrity, PKI
Key Management and Protocols
Whiteboard: Key Exchange
Whiteboard: IPSEC (Truck)
Attacks
Summary

2.0 Information Security Management and Risk

Introduction
Concepts and Objectives
Whiteboard: PALTO
Risk Analysis, Management, Threats, Assets, Vulnerabilities
Whiteboard: Risk Calculation Table
Whiteboard: Qualitative Risk Analysis
Policies, Procedures and Guidelines
Roles and Responsibilities
Awareness
Summary

3.0 Access Control

Introduction
Access Control Mechanisms & Biometrics
Whiteboard: Asynchronous Authentication
Passwords
Identity Management / Single Sign-On
Whiteboard: Kerberos Carnival
MAC, DAC, and RBAC
Other Types of Access Control
Whiteboard: TACACS/RADIUS Architecture
Attacks
Summary

4.0 Security Architecture

Introduction
System Components
Protection Mechanisms
Security Models 1
Security Models 2
Whiteboard: Bell Model
Whiteboard: Biba Model
Evaluation, Certification and Assurance
Whiteboard: TCSEC to ITSEC
System Threats
Summary

5.0 Physical Security

Introduction
Physical Security Components, Threats and Location, OCED
Construction, Facility Attributes and Security Controls
Whiteboard: Positive Air Pressure
Hardware Backups and Power Issues
Fire Types, Detection, Prevention and Extinguishing
Physical Boundary Controls
Summary

6.0 Business Continuity / Disaster Recovery

Introduction
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning
BIA, Threats and Disruptions
Demo: NIST 800-34 Contingency Planning
Disaster Planning and Recovery
Alternate Facilities and Restoration
Testing and Updating Plans
Summary

7.0 Telecommunications

Introduction
OSI Model, TCP, UDP, IP and other Protocols
Whiteboard: OSI Model
Signaling and Cabling
Network Types, LAN Access Technologies, DNS and NAT
Firewalls, Bastion Hosts and Firewall Architecture
Dial-up, Remote Access, Tunneling and VPN Protocols
MAN and WAN Technologies, VoIP and PBX
Wireless Networking and Network Attacks
Whiteboard: Wireless Protocols
Whiteboard: Cellular Generation
Summary

8.0 Law

Introduction
Ethics, Computer Crime Types and Attacks
Liability, Privacy and Data Issues, Laws
Violation Analysis, Investigations and Response
Demo: Incident Response: NIST 800-61
Evidence Types, Going to Trial, Entrapment and Enticement
Summary

9.0 Applications and System Development

Introduction
Software and Security
Project and Software Development, Validation / Verification and Change Management
Software Development
Databases
Distributed Processing
Malware and Attacks
Whiteboard: Smurf Attack
Summary

10.0 Operations Security

Introduction
Operational Responsibilities and Controls
General Operational Security Considerations
Availability Mechanisms and Backups
IDS, Honey Pots and Padded Cells
Penetration Testing and Attacks
Summary