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CISSP
(Certified Information Systems Security Professional)
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This vendor-neutral certification is offered by:
International Information Systems Security Certification
Consortium, Inc.
http://www.isc2.org
email:
info@isc2.org
Phone:
1.888.333.4458 |
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Why
CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional)?
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Do you consider yourself an information security professional?
Have you been working as an information security practitioner
for at least three years? Are you going to attempt to
make a career out of information security? You should
seriously consider seeking certification as a Certified
Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). Even
if information security is only part of your overall job
description or career path, you should probably seek certification.
CISSP certification is only available to those qualified
candidates who successfully pass the examination created
by the International Information Systems Security Certification
Consortium (ISC)2. The consortium is supported by Computer
Security Institute (CSI), Information Systems Security
Association (ISSA), Canadian Information Processing Society
(CIPS), and other reputable industry presences. |
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Course
outline: |
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Access
Control Systems & Methodology |
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Requires
that the candidate understand the concepts, systems and
methodologies involved in granting and restricting access
to resources.
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Applications
& Systems Development |
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Requires that the candidate understand the security controls
found in systems and application software, such as the
affects of malicious code on distributed application environments
and the security controls involved in data warehousing.
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Business
Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning |
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Involves
the preparation, planning and updating of specific actions
to protect mission critical services and data. |
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Cryptography |
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This
domain addresses the concepts, means and methods of encrypting
data to ensure authenticity, integrity, and confidentiality. |
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Law,
Investigation & Ethics |
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This
domain addresses computer crime laws, methods for gathering
evidence, and related ethical issues. |
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Operations
Security (Computer) |
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This
domain identifies the controls over hardware, media and
the operators of these resources, and issues related to
auditing and monitoring. |
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Physical
Security |
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This
domain involves the threats, vulnerabilities and countermeasures
utilized to physically protect enterprises’ resources.
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Security
Architecture & Models |
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This
domain involves the design, concepts, standards, and implementation
security measures that ensure the availability, integrity
and confidentiality of operating systems, applications
and equipment. |
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Security
Management Practices |
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Involves
the identification of a company’s information assets,
and the development, documentation and implementation
of security policies. |
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Telecommunications
& Network Security |
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This
domain involves designing and planning voice and data
infrastructure and communications with a security strategy
that includes preventative, detective and corrective measures.
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Course
Material |
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CISSP/SSCP Certification at SecureNode includes Hands-on
Lab and exam study guides to fully prepare for the certification
exam and a challenging career in Information Security.
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Who
Should Attend
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The CISSP certification is meant for IT managers, security
policy writers, network administrators and InfoSec consultants.
All of these groups stand to gain from mastering the wide
range of topics included in the ten domains of the Common
Body of Knowledge. To attend the CISSP class, students
must first qualify to take the CISSP exam by showing 3
years of cumulative experience in one or more of the 10
domains of the common body of knowledge.
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Prerequisites: |
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Have
a minimum 4 years of direct full-time security
professional work experience in one or more of the
ten test domains of the information systems security
Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) or three years of
direct full-time security professional work
experience in one or more of the ten test domains of the
information systems security Common Body of
Knowledge (CBK) with a college degree.
Additionally, a Master's Degree in Information
Security from a National Center of Excellence can
substitute for one year towards the four-year
requirement.
Please visit http://www.isc2.org
for more details. |
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Register
for the Class **(Click
here for current CISSP class schedule) |
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Duration:
40 hours |
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Pricing
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Cost
- $3500
Last
chance to register for only
$2195.00 till 1/21/2004
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Contact
for more details : |
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SecureNode
Inc., |
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http://www.securenode.com |
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email:
info@securenode.com |
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Phone:
1-408.292.7700 |
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