Certificate in Cybersecurity - CC
Class Overview
ISC2’s Certified in Cybersecurity
, or CC, training is ideal for those entering into IT, cyber, information and software security.
The CC certificate will show that you have the skills and knowledge to evaluate and secure your organizations cybersecurity posture using best practices, policies, and procedures established by our certified members and cybersecurity experts around the globe.
Class Details
Objectives
This training course aims to provide the learner with the following knowledge:
- Evaluate and strengthen security practices within an organizational environment by applying foundational cybersecurity concepts, governance, risk management, controls and ethical principles.
- Integrate GRC planning; continuity and redundancy strategies; security awareness practices; and effectiveness measurement methods to improve an organization’s cybersecurity posture.
- Implement identity and access management (IAM) strategies that integrate identity life cycle management practices with logical access control models.
- Apply network security concepts, network architecture principles and cloud security models to assess organizational environments, identify security gaps and implement appropriate safeguards that strengthen overall system security.
- Develop an integrated cybersecurity readiness strategy that incorporates data security practices, security operations, incident response planning, asset protection strategies and security testing methods. Summarize the foundational concepts of information security principles.
Prerequisite Knowledge Advisory
None
Who Should Enroll?
Students, prospective employees, entry-level professionals, and career-changers wishing to start their path toward cybersecurity leadership.
Required Exam for CC Certification
Exam: CC
CISSP Training Class Outline
The training provides a comprehensive review of security concepts and industry best practices, covering the following five domains of the CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK):
Domain 1: Security Principles
Domain 2: Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Response Concepts
Domain 3: Access Control Concepts
Domain 4: Network Security
Domain 5: Security Operations
