Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Exam Preparation Program - (Synchronous E-learning)
About This Course
The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Exam Preparation Program - (Synchronous E-learning) is designed to equip students with the knowledge and competencies required to understand, implement, and manage effective information security programs. The course covers the core domains of the CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK), including risk management, access control, network and system security, security operations, and governance. This course helps prepare learners for the CISSP exam but does not provide the CISSP certification itself.
Through structured learning and practical insights, students will develop a strong foundation in cybersecurity principles and best practices used by organizations to protect information assets. This course is ideal for individuals seeking to build professional competence in information security and to prepare themselves for advanced roles in cybersecurity.
What You'll Learn
LO1: Evaluate organisational cybersecurity risks and formulate security policies that address threats and vulnerabilities.
LO2: Apply techniques and develop strategies to address cybersecurity loopholes and business risks, and to ensure protection, confidentiality, integrity, and personal data protection
LO3: Implement secure architectures, encryption, and network protections by designing, developing, and improving cyber risk and vulnerability assessment techniques against emerging threats.
LO4: Manage identities, access controls, and authentication to meet cyber risk requirements, implement assessments, and pre-empt risks and threats.
LO5: Assess security controls, monitor system activities, and respond to cybersecurity incidents using data-driven insights.
Entry Requirements
Age: 25 years and above
Education: At least a GCE 'O' Level certificate/ GCE ‘N’ Level (Normal Academic stream), Nitec or Higher Nitec qualifications. Applicants without formal academic qualifications may also be considered if they have relevant work experience and computer knowledge
Digital Proficiency: Comfortable using digital tools and workplace software (e.g., Microsoft Excel, cloud-based platforms). Able to perform basic computer tasks such as internet search, creating folders, and copy-paste operations
Technical Experience: No coding experience is required