(ISC)² CISSP Online Certification Training

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Keith Barker

8:45:10

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01 - Welcome to CISSP 2018.mp4

01:16

02 - CIA Concepts.mp4

04:28

03 - Cyber Crime Terms and Vocabulary.mp4

04:10

04 - 27000 Series Framework.mp4

05:49

05 - Due Care Due Diligence.mp4

05:02

06 - Inside Threats and Ethics.mp4

05:19

07 - Policies Start with Senior Management.mp4

05:39

08 - Defining Risk.mp4

04:40

09 - Control Types.mp4

04:32

10 - Compliance Requirements.mp4

05:41

11 - DR, BC, and BIA.mp4

05:42

12 - Security Awareness Training.mp4

04:41

13 - Intellectual Property and Licensing.mp4

06:18

14 - Policy Life Cycle.mp4

06:02

15 - Threat Modeling.mp4

06:05

16 - Supply Chain Risk Management.mp4

05:29

17 - Classifying Assets and Information.mp4

07:47

18 - Stewards and Custodians of Assets and Information.mp4

06:58

19 - Protecting Privacy.mp4

04:24

20 - Data Retention.mp4

04:03

21 - Determining Security Controls.mp4

05:12

22 - Data State and Resources for Security Control Frameworks.mp4

02:17

23 - Information and Asset Handling Policies.mp4

07:32

24 - Designing with Security in Mind.mp4

05:56

25 - Security Model Fundamentals.mp4

06:58

26 - System Security Requirements.mp4

04:55

27 - Hardware and Firmware Security Capabilities.mp4

06:36

28 - Assessing Vulnerabilities.mp4

05:20

29 - Vulnerabilities in Web-Based Systems.mp4

05:14

30 - Vulnerabilities in Mobile Systems.mp4

04:39

31 - Vulnerabilities in Embedded Devices.mp4

06:27

32 - Facility Design and Controls.mp4

06:25

33 - Symmetric Encryption Concepts.mp4

06:05

34 - Symmetric Keys and Algorithms.mp4

04:22

35 - Asymmetric Encryption Concepts.mp4

05:04

36 - Digital Signature Concepts.mp4

05:55

37 - Hashing for Integrity.mp4

04:41

38 - Asymmetrical Encryption with Email.mp4

05:45

39 - PKI uses and Revoking Certs.mp4

04:28

40 - Power Considerations.mp4

03:53

41 - OSI and IP Models.mp4

06:09

42 - IP Networking.mp4

06:54

43 - Wi-Fi Security Considerations.mp4

08:03

44 - Network Component Security.mp4

07:07

45 - Virtualized Network Security Considerations.mp4

04:24

46 - Securing Communications Channels.mp4

07:51

47 - Identity Management (IdM).mp4

07:28

48 - AAA as Part of Our Controls.mp4

06:30

49 - Centralized Authentication with RADIUS.mp4

06:47

50 - Using LDAP with Directory Services.mp4

04:14

51 - Multi-Factor Authentication Categories.mp4

03:23

52 - Biometric Accept-Reject Rates.mp4

05:03

53 - Options for Biometric Authentication.mp4

05:02

54 - DAC and MAC and RBAC.mp4

06:23

55 - IAM Provisioning Lifecycle.mp4

08:06

56 - Testing, Auditing, and Assessment Overview.mp4

06:14

57 - Penetration Testing.mp4

05:19

58 - Vulnerability Scans and Assessments.mp4

02:44

59 - Reviewing and Testing Code.mp4

06:19

60 - Security-Related Data Collection.mp4

06:38

61 - Continuous Monitoring.mp4

04:24

62 - Supporting Investigations.mp4

03:18

63 - Types of Evidence.mp4

04:14

64 - Chain of Custody.mp4

03:40

65 - The Forensics Process.mp4

03:17

66 - Separation of Duties.mp4

04:53

67 - Media Management.mp4

05:28

68 - Backups.mp4

07:33

69 - Logging with Separation of Duties.mp4

07:11

70 - RAID Concepts.mp4

03:19

71 - Incident Response Overview.mp4

06:14

72 - Phases of Incident Handling.mp4

03:06

73 - Improving Security with Configuration Management.mp4

04:43

74 - Patch Management.mp4

05:07

75 - Change Management.mp4

10:17

76 - Comparing IDS and IPS.mp4

04:12

77 - IDS and IPS Detection Methods.mp4

04:29

78 - Network vs Host-Based IDS and IPS.mp4

05:59

79 - IDS and IPS Alarms.mp4

04:15

80 - Traditional and Next-Generation Firewalls.mp4

04:19

81 - Categorizing Vulnerabilities with CVSS.mp4

03:38

82 - Calculating Vulnerability Scores.mp4

05:14

83 - Honeypots.mp4

05:34

84 - Fault Tolerance for Availability.mp4

04:36

85 - DR and Alternate Sites.mp4

05:01

86 - H W and S W Planning for DR.mp4

03:32

87 - Directing and Communicating DR.mp4

06:04

88 - Personnel Safety and Security.mp4

05:18

89 - Software Development Security.mp4

05:58

90 - Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).mp4

06:49

91 - Change Management.mp4

04:31

92 - Software Capability Maturity Model (CMMI).mp4

05:37

93 - Programming Concepts.mp4

06:42

94 - Programming Methodology.mp4

07:43

95 - Common Software Vulnerabilities.mp4

08:07

96 - Web Software Vulnerabilities.mp4

08:21

Description

In this intermediate (ISC)² skills training, Keith Barker and Ben Finkel cover the CISSP methodology objectives in the CISSP exam, which is the one required exam to earn the CISSP certification.

The CISSP is one of the most valued certifications available to IT security professionals — and employers. There’s a reason for that. CISSP not only validates that you have the skills necessary to design, implement, and maintain your organization’s cybersecurity programs. The CISSP also validates that you have the experience, too. (ISC)² maintains a stringent qualification regime for all its certifications, which includes required documented work experience and a sponsorship. For the CISSP, you’ll need to show a minimum of five (5) years cumulative paid work experience in two or more of the eight domains of the CISSP CBK.

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After finishing this CISSP Certification training, you'll have a broad understanding of the eight domains of the CISSP CBK, be ready to take on the CISSP exam, and be in a good position to move into more senior-level security roles.

For anyone who leads an IT team, this (ISC)Â² training can be used for CISSP exam prep, onboarding new security professionals, individual or team training plans, or as a (ISC)Â² reference resource.

CISSP Certification Training: What You Need to Know

This CISSP training maps to the CISSP methodology exam objectives and covers topics such as:

Confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA)
Cryptography, such as symmetric, asymmetric, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and digital signatures
Asset classification, data classification, and data security controls
Network security, such as Network Access Control (NAC) devices and endpoint security
Identity and Access Management (IAM) and authorization, such as RBAC, MAC, and DAC
Vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, disaster recovery (DR), and business continuity (BC)
Logging and monitoring, such as intrusion detection (IDS), intrusion prevention (IPS), and SIEM
Backup storage strategies and recovery site strategies
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), including change management

Who Should Take CISSP Certification Training?

This CISSP certification training is considered professional-level (ISC)Â² training, which means it was designed for security professionals. This CISSP methodology skills course is designed for security professionals with at least five years of experience with security policies and management.

New or aspiring security professionals. If youâ€™re a security professional who is new to the field, youâ€™re probably starting to become aware of just how broad and deep the pool of potential knowledge is in this career field. Youâ€™ll need expertise in risk management and asset security, architecture and engineering, communication and network security, and much more. Considering the experience requirements for the CISSP, you may not be able to get certified now, but that doesnâ€™t mean you wonâ€™t learn a lot from this training.

Experienced security professionals. If youâ€™re a security professional with several years under your belt and you want to prove your mastery of the career field, you should be seriously planning to earn the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification. This training covers the length and breadth of the certifying examâ€™s topics -- penetration testing, cryptography, network security and vulnerability assessment. Learn the details of expert digital security and prepare for your CISSP exam.

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CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional

Cyber Security

Information Security

Cyber Security Awareness

Keith Barker

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The best part of being a trainer is making a difference in the life of a student. When a motivated learner and the correct training meet at the right time, the results are amazing.

Keith Barker discovered a love for computers and networking in 1984 and began his IT career in 1985 at Electronic Data Systems (EDS). He has worked with companies including Paramount Pictures, Blue Cross, and several government agencies. Keith loves to teach and spends most of his time creating fun and useful videos for CBT Nuggets.

Certifications: Cisco CCIE (2x), CISSP, Network+, Security+, VMware, Palo Alto, Check Point

Areas of expertise: Networking and Security

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