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CISSP 2007 Training Suite

By CareerAcademy
CISSP 2007 Training Series
CISSP 2007 Training Suite
Single User CD Course £348.00 + VAT
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Single User Online Course £278.00 + VAT
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PACKAGE INCLUDES

  • 10 DVD-ROMs featuring live instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components with over 30+ hours of instruction by Shon Harris
  • 1 DVD-ROM Shon Harris CISSP Series MP3
  • 2,000 pages printable CISSP® Student Workbook developed by Shon Harris

    COURSE INTRODUCTION

    The Shon Harris CISSP Series brings together all the materials, tools, and study aids you need to pass the CISSP exam. Whether you are a security professional, a seasoned engineer, or are looking for a career change - this is the solution to bring your career to new heights! Our objective is to not just prepare you for CISSP Certification, but to also provide you with the practical, detailed understanding and knowledge of security topics that will be of valued use to you and your company. Our product focuses not only on the areas necessary for the CISSP examination, but also on a more detailed and practical perspective that will give you competitive skills in the real world as well.

    Our superior technology based course curriculum, strictly adheres to all of (ISC)2 & CompTIA Security+ exam objectives and is presented to you by leading certification instructors who are concise and engaging in their delivery. You will learn both the theory and practical aspects of the technologies as well as gain insight into the industry with their expert instruction. Each class session is presented in full motion audio/video, with step by step demonstrations testing modules to insure that you fully understand the subject matter. You can review each subject as needed to reinforce your knowledge, and access to educational mentors.


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    COURSE OUTLINE

    Domain 1 - Information Security and Risk Management
    Information Security and Risk Management
    Mainframe Days
    In the Good Old Days –Who Knew?
    Today’s Environment
    Security Definitions
    Vulnerabilities
    Examples of Some Vulnerabilities that Are Not Always Obvious
    Risk – What Does It Really Mean?
    Relationships
    Who Deals with Risk?
    Overall Business Risk
    Who?
    AIC Triad
    Availability
    Integrity
    Confidentiality
    Who Is Watching?
    Social Engineering
    What Security People Are Really Thinking
    Security Concepts
    Security?
    The Bad Guys Are Motivated
    If Not Obscurity – Then What?
    Open Standards
    Common Open Standards
    Without Standards
    “Soft” Controls
    Logical Controls
    Physical Controls
    Are There Gaps?
    Understanding Drivers
    Holistic Security
    Not Always So Easy
    What Is First?
    Different Types of Law
    How Is Liability Determined?
    Examples of Due Diligence
    Examples of Due Care
    Prudent Person Rule
    Prudent Person
    Taking the Right Steps
    Regulations
    Why Do We Need Regulations?
    Risk Management
    Why Is Risk Management Difficult?
    Necessary Level of Protection Is Different for Each Organization
    Security Team/Committee
    Risk Management Process
    Planning Stage – Team
    Analysis Paralysis
    Planning Stage – Scope
    Planning Stage – Analysis Method
    Risk Management Tools
    Defining Acceptable Levels
    Acceptable Risk Level
    Collecting and Analyzing Data Methods
    What Is a Company Asset?
    Data Collection – Identify Assets
    Data Collection – Assigning Values
    Asset Value
    Data Collection – Identify Threats
    Data Collection – Calculate Risks
    Scenario Based – Qualitative
    Risk Approach
    Qualitative Analysis Steps
    Want Real Answers?
    Qualitative Risk Analysis Ratings
    Qualitative Risks
    Quantitative Analysis Steps
    Quantitative Analysis
    How Often Will This Happen?
    ARO Values and Their Meaning
    Calculate ALE
    ALE Value Uses
    Relationships
    Calculate Risks – ALE Example
    Your Turn!
    ALE Calculation
    Can a Purely Quantitative Analysis Be Accomplished?
    Risk Types
    Examples of Types of Losses
    Delayed Loss
    Cost/Benefit Analysis
    Cost of a Countermeasure
    Cost/Benefit Analysis Countermeasure Criteria
    Calculating Cost/Benefit
    Controls
    Control Selection Requirements
    Quantitative Analysis
    Quantitative Analysis Disadvantages
    Qualitative Analysis Approach
    Qualitative Analysis Disadvantages
    Can You Get Rid of All Risk?
    Calculating Residual Risk
    Uncertainty Analysis
    Dealing with Risk
    Management’s Response to Identified Risks
    Risk Acceptance
    Risk Analysis Process Summary
    Components of Security Program
    A Layered Approach
    In Security, You Never Want Any Surprises
    Building Foundation
    Security Roadmap
    Functional and Assurance Requirements
    Building Foundation
    Most Organizations
    Silo Security Structure
    Islands of Security Needs and Tools
    Get Out of a Silo Approach
    Security Is a Process
    Approach to Security Management
    Result of Battling Management
    Industry Best Practices Standards
    ISO/IEC 17799
    Pieces and Parts
    Numbering
    New ISO Standards
    COBIT
    Inside of COBIT
    COBIT – Control Objectives
    Measurements
    Information Technology Infrastructure Library
    Security Governance
    Security Program Components
    Policy Framework
    Policy Types
    Organizational Policy
    Policy Approved – Now What?
    Issue-Specific Policies
    ASP Policy Example
    System-Specific Policies
    Standards
    Standard Example
    Baseline
    Data Collection for Metrics
    Guidelines
    Procedures
    Tying Them Together
    Program Support
    Entity Relationships
    Senior Management’s Role
    Security Roles
    Custodian
    Auditor
    Access
    Information Classification
    Information Classification Program
    Data Leakage
    Do You Want t