CISSP Reviewclass by Prashant Mohan

What you’ll learn
Students will have a 10000 ft. view of CISSP of all the domains in line with the examination outline.
Brief introduction of important concepts is covered using real world examples to have a relevant understanding.
Requirements
No technical requirements required to opt for this course
Description
The Certified Information Systems Security Professional or CISSP is the certification that is considered to be the GOLD standard of all Information security certifications. This gold certification validates an Information Security professional’s knowledge and experience in the field of cybersecurity. The CISSP exam is considered to be much more technical and operational certification than other certifications. This certification is ideal for information security professionals who are trying to prove their understanding of cybersecurity strategy and hands-on implementation.

Prospective employers all over the world look for the CISSP certification in an Information security candidate’s resume.

It is said that the CISSP certification is “a mile wide and an inch deep”!! With our course, the mile and inch of CISSP can easily be traversed in a much easier and understandable way.

Our course will help the candidate gain an overview of all the eight domains of the CISSP namely Introduction to Security and Risk Management, Asset Security, Security Architecture and Engineering, Communication and Network Security, Identity and Access Management (IAM), Security Assessment, and Testing, Security Operations and Software Development Security.

This course aims to present all the eight domains of CISSP in a small nutshell that is suitable for Information security professionals who are gauging the CISSP scene waiting to enter it.

Who this course is for:
If you are wondering what CISSP is all about or what course content is being covered, this is a wonderful high-level introduction for you.
If you have started your CISSP journey, this will give you a foundation of all the domains which are a part of Common Body of Knowledge.