Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)

CISSP certification lays the foundation for a career in Security. We are teaching the latest and greatest technology. If you are ready to take your security career to the next level, our Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam preparation course will help get you there. Get instruction from our experts with real-world experience as you cover all the material you need to prepare for the (ISC)2 CISSP exam. CISSP has emerged as the key certification for security professionals. In fact, an informal survey of information security jobs on a major employment web site revealed that over 70% of the positions required CISSP certification. Corporations are demanding experienced information security professionals — with the certifications to prove it — to protect their information and assets.

For IT professionals, CISSP certification is a third party validation of your skills, that helps distinguish you from your peers. Beyond demonstrating a level of competency and proficiency, certification proves that you are committed to your cause and that you’ve invested the time and money to prove it. Holding a certification also makes you a more valuable employee, and often results in raises, promotions, and a better career.

For organizations, CISSP certifications identify the credentials that can be used to hire the right employee. Having certified employees also increases sales for the organization by proving to prospective clients that the organization has the skills to support its claims.

• Access Control
• Access Control Attacks and Monitoring
• Secure Network Architecture and Securing Network Components
• Secure Communications and Network Attacks
• Security Governance Concepts, Principles, and Policies
• Risk and Personnel Management
• Software Development Security
• Malicious Code and Application Attacks
• Cryptography and Symmetric Key Algorithms
• PKI and Cryptographic Applications
• Principles of Security Models, Design, and Capabilities
• Security Architecture Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Countermeasures
• Security Operations
• Incident Management
• Business Continuity Planning
• Disaster Recovery Planning
• Laws, Regulations, and Compliance
• Incidents and Ethics
• Physical Security Requirements