Cyber Security Manager

Cyber Security Managers command salaries of £75,000 on average which makes them some of the top earners in the IT industry. Are you interested in cyber security and looking to expand on what you already know? Then a career as a Cyber Security Manager is just what you were looking for.

This Cyber Security Manager course covers the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) curriculum. CISSP is an independent information security certification granted by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium, also known as (ISC)². As of 1 January 2018, there are 122,289 (ISC)² members holding the CISSP certification worldwide. This popular certification will allow you to live and work on the forefront of information security.

What you will learn

You will learn about the eight domains of the CISSP CBK — including discussion of industry best practices and timely security concepts. Some of the topics that will be covered include; operations security, disaster recovery planning, security management and more.

Why study online?

Online learning gives you the freedom that classroom-based training doesn’t. With no travelling costs you can participate from the convenience of your computer.

Curriculum

Module 1:

Introduction

Least Bad Answer Part 1

Least Bad Answer Part 2

Least Bad Answer Part 3

Least Bad Answer Part 4

Least Bad Answer Part 5

Least Bad Answer Part 6

Least Bad Answer Part 7

Ethics

Module 2:

Accounts And Identity Management - Part 1

Accounts And Identity Management - Part 2

Accounts And Identity Management - Part 3

Accounts And Identity Management - Part 4

Accounts And Identity Management - Part 5

Authentication Services – Part 1

Authentication Services – Part 2

Authentication Services – Part 3

Authentication Services – Part 4

Authentication Services – Part 5

Categories And Types – Part 1

Categories And Types – Part 2

Categories And Types – Part 3

Penetration Testing And Auditing – Part 1

Penetration Testing And Auditing – Part 2

Penetration Testing And Auditing – Part 3

Penetration Testing And Auditing – Part 4

Penetration Testing And Auditing – Part 5

Systems M A C D A C R B A C – Part 1

Systems M A C D A C R B A C – Part 2

Systems M A C D A C R B A C – Part 3

Systems M A C D A C R B A C – Part 4

Module 3:

Telecommunications

Wired Physical Interfaces

Physical Layer

Layer – Part 1

Layer – Part 2

Wireless

Wireless Lan

Layer 34 And Firewalls

Firewalls

Protocols

Transport Layer

Layers 5 And 6

Controls

Layer 5 Protocols

Presentation Layer

Layer 7

Authentication

Printing

Messaging

Security Protocol

Application Attacks

Honeypots

Telecommunications

Voice Over IP

Attacks

VOIP Controls

Module 4:

Layers of Protection

Penetration Testing

Vectors Of Test

Scope

Technical Penetration Testing

Pen Testing Methodology

Module 5:

Application Security – Part 1

Application Security – Part 2

Connectivity Interfaces And Applications

Malware

Attack Types

Malformed Input

Payload

Web Risks – Part 1

Web Risks – Part 2

Insecure Direct Object Reference

Security Misconfiguration

How To Pass The Exam

Overview

Risk Management

Patch Management

Levels Of Patch Management

Software Development Life Cycle – Part 1

Software Development Life Cycle – Part 2

Security

Module 6:

Cryptology

Symmetric Vs Asymmetric

Managing Key Sizes

Initialization Vector

Asymmetric

Crytology Law

Message Integrity Controls

Apply Integrity Controls

Digital Signature Overview

Types Of Encryption

Digital Signatures

Key Agreement

Hierarchical Trust Model

PGP And Digital Signatures

Spam Vs PKI

Cryptolography And Steganography

Investigating For Steganography

Code Breaking

Common Cryptanalytical Attacks

Types Of Attacks

Module 7:

Common Criteria And Trusted Computing Base – Part 1

Common Criteria And Trusted Computing Base – Part 2

Common Criteria And Trusted Computing Base – Part 3

Frameworks – Part 1

Frameworks – Part 2

Frameworks – Part 3

Frameworks – Part 4

Frameworks – Part 5

Hardware – Part 1

Hardware – Part 2

Hardware – Part 3

Security Architecture Models – Part 1

Security Architecture Models – Part 2

Security Architecture Models – Part 3

Security Architecture Models – Part 4

Security Architecture Models – Part 5

Software OS Design – Part 1

Software OS Design – Part 2

Software OS Design – Part 3

Software OS Design – Part 4

Module 8:

Data Classification – Part 1

Data Classification – Part 2

Data Classification – Part 3

Data Classification – Part 4

Data Backup And Control – Part 1

Data Backup And Control – Part 2

Data Backup And Control – Part 3

Data Backup And Control – Part 4

Privilege Entry Control – Part 1

Privilege Entry Control – Part 2

IDS And IPS – Part 1

IDS And IPS – Part 2

IDS And IPS – Part 3

Module 9:

Business Continuity Planning – Part 1

Business Continuity Planning – Part 2

Policy And Program Management – Part 1

Policy And Program Management – Part 2

Business Impact Analysis – Part 1

Business Impact Analysis – Part 2

Strategy Options

Incident Management Plans

Activity Response Plans

Test Plan

Embedding Business Continuity Plan

Module 10:

Law Domain – Part 1

Law Domain – Part 2

Law Domain – Part 3

Law Domain – Part 4

Incident Handling – Part 1

Incident Handling – Part 2

Incident Handling – Part 3

Incident Handling – Part 4

Legal Systems – Part 1

Legal Systems – Part 2

Intellectual Property – Part 1

Intellectual Property – Part 2

Intellectual Property – Part 3

Module 11:

Fire And Power – Part 1

Fire And Power – Part 2

Fire And Power – Part 3

Perimeter Barrier Lock Sensor Guard – Part 1

Perimeter Barrier Lock Sensor Guard – Part 2

Perimeter Barrier Lock Sensor Guard – Part 3

Perimeter Barrier Lock Sensor Guard – Part 4

Physical Security Planning – Part 1

Physical Security Planning – Part 2

Physical Security Planning – Part 3

Conclusion

Please note that the official exam is not included, however for those who complete the course, they will receive a completion certificate upon request.

This course is for those who are interested in challenging yourself to grow and be better. This course will strengthen the skills you need to protect your organisation from potantial threats. Once you are CISSP certified you can experience a career as an IT security professional an reap the benefits of a high paying job.

There are no requirements for this course. However there is a requirement of 5 years work experience in at least 2 of the 8 CISSP domains. For more information please use the question and answer function at the bottom of this ad.

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