CISSP Training (Course covers)

Access Control Systems Introduction & Definitions

Identification

Authentication

Authorization

Access Control Models

Techniques and Technologies

Categories and Types

Access Control Practices

Access Control Monitoring

Summary

Introduction

Database Concepts

Database Models

Database Integrity

Database Security Issues

System Development

System Development Phases

Object Oriented Programming

Cohesion and Coupling

Application Communication

Artificial Intelligent Systems

JAVA and ActiveX

Application Development Security

System Attacks

Summary

BCP Introduction

Reasons for BCP

Definitions

Potential Problems

BCP Controls

BCP Steps - Initiation

Phase I - Impact Analysis

Phase I - Risk Analysis

Phase I - Maximum Downtime

Phase I - Definitions

Phase I - Risk Management Team

Phase I - Threat Assessment

Phase I - Risk Analysis Steps

Phase I - Valuation

Steps in BCP - Phase II

Steps in BCP - Phase III

Remedial Measures

What to Include in BCP

Complications

Testing the BCP

BCP Stages Review

Summary

Introduction & Definitions

Cryptosystems Strengths & Goals

Types of Ciphers

Government Involvement

Methods of Encryption

Symmetric Encryption Systems

Asymmetrical Encryption Systems

Public Key Cryptography

Message Integrity

Review

Hashing Algorithms

One-Time Pad Encryption

Key Management

End to End & Link Encryption

Email Encryption

Internet Encryption Types

Cryptographic Attacks

Summary

Introduction

Ethics

Hackers and Crackers

Crimes and Organizations

Identification and Prosecution

Liability and Ramifications

Types of Laws

Computer Crime Investigation

Laws and Investigations

Summary

Introduction

Administrative Management

Accountability

Product Evaluation

Change Management Control

Controlling Software & Hardware

Media Management

System Controls

Trusted Recovery

Input & Output Controls

Electronic Mail Security

How E-mail Works

Fax Machine Security

Hacker Attacks

Summary

Introduction

Security Threats

Site Design and Configuration

Boundary Protection

Computer Facility Requirements

Fire Prevention

Other Facility Considerations

Personal Access Controls

Distributed Processing

Terms and Abbreviations

Summary

Introduction

Computer Architecture

System Architectures

Security Models

Security Modes

System Evaluation Methods

Threats

Summary

Introduction

Supporting Administrative Controls

Fundamental Principles of Security

Security Definitions

Approaches to Security Planning

Risk Management & Analysis

Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines

Data Classifications

Layers of Responsibilities

Choosing Appropriate Safeguard

Employee Management

Summary

Introduction

The OSI Model

Layers

TCP/IP

IP Address Ranges

Host to Host

TCP

UDP

Misc. Protocols

Network Services

Network Types

LAN Access Technologies

LAN Cabling Types

Cabling Problems

Medium Access Techniques

LAN Transmissions

Physical LAN Topologies

LAN Devices

WAN Technologies

Network Access Controls

Proxies

Firewall Architectures

Dual Homed Host & Honeypot

IDS

Network and Resource Availability

Wireless Networking

Summary

About Our Instructor

Robert A. Andrews II,

Robert A. Andrews II, CISSP, GSEC, CHCP, MCSE NT4 & 2000, CCNA
CERTIFICATIONS
CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional
GSEC - GIAC Security Essentials Certification
CHCP - Certified Hacking and Countermeasures Professional
MCSE - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (NT4 & 2000)
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
Robert A. Andrews II is an experienced security expert working with many high profile Fortune 500 companies including Alcoa, Sony, and Union Carbide. His experience also includes teaching high-level security certification programs, CISSP and Cisco boot camp classes around the nation. Rob has been a technical editor for and has collaborated on several IT certification manuals for Course Technology and McGraw-Hill. He has also been the Key Note Speaker at many National Information Technology seminars including those for the Security Conference & Expo 2003 presented by Cadre, Florida Association of Postsecondary Schools and Colleges, the Pittsburgh Technical Institute and the American InterContinental University.

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