What Will I Learn?

• Those who successfully become CISSP certified demonstrate a high level of knowledge, advance their career and become a member of a community of cybersecurity leaders
• In addition, possessing a CISSP certificate shows that you have all it takes to design, engineer, implement and run an information security program
• The CISSP is the most globally recognised standard of achievement in the industry

• Module 01: “Introduction to CISSP
• Module 02: Security and Risk Management
• Module 03: Encryption and Hashing
• Module 04: Configuration Items and Baselines
• Module 05: Implement OpenPGP
• Module 06: Two factor Authenication with SSH
• Module 07: Implement SSL VPN using ASA Device Manager
• Module 08: Configure and Verify IPv4 and IPv6 Access Lists for Traffic Filtering
• Module 09: Configuring IPtables
• Module 10: Windows Command Line Tools
• Module 11: Administering and Deploying Endpoint Protection
• Module 12: Bitlocker on Portable Media
• Module 13: Managing Remote Desktop
• Module 14: Manage Role-based Security
• Module 15: Configuration Scanner MBSA
• Module 16: Compliance Patching
• Module 17: Passive Topology Discovery
• Module 18: Scanning and Remediating Vulnerabilities with OpenVAS
• Module 19: Installing Kali
• Module 20: Implement Backup and Recovery
• Module 21: Installation and Verification of Snort
• Module 22: Configuring and Securing IIS
• Module 23: Upgrading and Securing SSH Connection
• Module 24: DVWA – Manual SQL Injection and Password Cracking

• Learners should be age 16 or over, and must have a basic understanding of Maths, English, and ICT
• In addition, you will need at least five years of cumulative, paid, or full-time work experience in two or more of the eight domains of the (ISC)2 CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK)
• If you do not have the required experience, you can satisfy one year of required experience with either a four-year college degree (or a regional equivalent), or, an approved credential from the CISSP Prerequisite pathway

• Solutions Architect (average UK yearly salary according to payscale.com: £57,956)
• Software Architect (average UK yearly salary according to payscale.com: £56,474)
• Systems Engineer, IT (average UK yearly salary according to payscale.com: £29,986)
• Support Engineer, Information Technology (IT) (average UK yearly salary according to payscale.com: £22,865)
• IT Manager (average UK yearly salary according to payscale.com: £38,927)

On the successful completion of this course, you can go on to take any of the following courses to add onto your resume,

• CISSP-ISSAP Information Systems Security Architecture Professional
• CISSP-ISSEP Information Systems Security Engineering Professional
• CISSP-ISSMP Information Systems Security Management Professional

• Gain an accredited IT qualification
• Access to excellent quality video tutorials
• Learners will be eligible for an NUS Discount Card
• One year’s access to the course
• Support by phone, live chat, and email
• Join a friendly online learning platform