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Domain
1 |
2/2/2004 |
Telecommunications
& Network Security |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
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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| Instructor |
Tasawar
Jalali, CISSP |
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Domain
1 |
2/4/2004 |
Telecommunications
& Network Security (Continued) |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
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| Instructor |
Tasawar
Jalali, CISSP |
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Domain
1 |
2/6/2004 |
Telecommunications
& Network Security (Continued) |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
Practice Exam |
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| Instructor |
Tasawar
Jalali, CISSP |
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| Domain
2 |
2/9/2004 |
Security
Architecture & Models |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
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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| Instructor |
Dean
Hipwell, CISSP |
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| Domain
2 |
2/11/2004 |
Security
Architecture & Models (Continued) |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
Practice Exam |
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| Instructor |
Dean
Hipwell, CISSP |
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| Domain
3 |
2/13/2004 |
Security
Management Practices |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
Involves
the identification of a company’s information
assets, and the development, documentation and
implementation of security policies. |
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| Instructor |
Dean
Hipwell, CISSP |
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Practice Exam |
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Domain
4 |
2/16/2004 |
Access
Control Systems & Methodology |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
Requires
that the candidate understand the concepts, systems
and methodologies involved in granting and
restricting access to resources. |
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| Instructor |
Krishna
Bitragunta, CISSP |
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Domain
4/5 |
2/18/2004 |
Access
Control Systems & Methodology (Continued)
+ |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
Applications
& Systems Development |
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| Instructor |
Krishna
Bitragunta, CISSP |
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Domain
5 |
2/20/2004 |
Applications
& Systems Development |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
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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| Instructor |
Krishna
Bitragunta, CISSP |
Practice Exam |
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Domain
6 |
2/23/2004 |
Business
Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
Involves
the preparation, planning and updating of specific
actions to protect mission critical services and
data. |
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| Instructor |
Ron
Conover, CISSP |
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Practice Exam |
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Domain
7 |
2/27/2004 |
Operations
Security (Computer) |
| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
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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| Instructor |
Ron
Conover, CISSP |
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Practice Exam |
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Domain
8 |
03/01/2004 |
Law,
Investigation & Ethics |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
This
domain addresses computer crime laws, methods for
gathering evidence, and related ethical issues. |
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| Instructor |
Ron
Conover, CISSP |
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Practice Exam |
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| Domain
9/10 |
3/3/2004 |
Physical
Security/Cryptography |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
This
domain involves the threats, vulnerabilities and
countermeasures utilized to physically protect
enterprises’ resources. |
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| Instructor |
Dean
Hipwell, CISSP |
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| Domain
10 |
3/5/2004 |
Cryptography |
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| Time |
6.30PM-9.30PM |
This
domain addresses the concepts, means and methods of
encrypting data to ensure authenticity, integrity,
and confidentiality |
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| Instructor |
Dean
Hipwell, CISSP |
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Practice Exam |
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Final Practice Exam (Take home) |
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Course
Material
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CISSP Certification at SecureNode includes exam study guides,
course material that will be handed to students in the
class, and multiple choice questions to fully prepare the
students for CISSP exam and a challenging career in Information
Security
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Prerequisites:
There
is no prerequisite to attend this course, however, to
take CISSP exam you need to 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. |
