BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//6.4.7.3//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:930@acinfotec.com DTSTART:20260706T023000Z DTEND:20260710T093000Z DTSTAMP:20260107T091722Z URL:https://www.acinfotec.com/training-event/cissp-exam-preparation-exam-e xcluded-11/ SUMMARY:CISSP Exam Preparation (Exam Excluded) DESCRIPTION:\nAbout This Course\nThe CISSP has clearly emerged as THE key c ertification for security professionals. In fact\, in an informal survey o f information security jobs on a major employment Web site\, over 70 perce nt of the positions required CISSP certification! Corporations are demandi ng experienced information security professionals with the certifications to prove it to protect their information and assets.\n\nThe CISSP Prep cla ss was developed to meet current demands and the growing needs of the comp uter industry. This class provides the student with the level of knowledge needed as part of the (ISC)2 certification requirements for the Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP) Certification. This cert ification is rapidly becoming a requirement for employment with security t asks. Students gain a solid background on security concerns\, communicatio ns\, infrastructure\, basic cryptography\, and operational\nWho should att end?\n\nThe CISSP is ideal for experienced security practitioners\, manage rs and executives interested in proving their knowledge across a wide arra y of security practices and principles\, including those in the following positions:\n\n Security Manager\n Security Auditor\n Security Architect \n Security Consultant\n Network Architect\n Chief Information Security Officer\n Chief Information Officer\n Director of Security\n IT Direct or/Manager\n Security Systems Engineer\n Security Analyst\n\nCourse Cont ents\n\nThe CISSP exam evaluates your expertise across eight security doma ins. Think of the domains as topics you need to master based on your profe ssional experience and education.\n\n\nDomain 1 : Security and Risk Manage ment (Security\, Risk\,Compliance\, Law\, Regulations\, and Business Conti nuity)\n\n Confidentiality\, integrity\, and availability concepts\n Sec urity governance principles\n Compliance\n Legal and regulatory issues\n Professional ethics\n Security policies\, standards\, procedures and gu idelines\n Business continuity requirements\n Personnel security policie s\n Risk management concepts\n Threat modeling\n Risk considerations\n Security education\, training\, and awareness\n\nDomain 2 : Asset Securit y (Protecting Security of Assets)\n\n Information and asset classificatio n\n Ownership (e.g. data owners\, system owners)\n Protect privacy\n Ap propriate retention\n Data security controls\n Handling requirements (e. g. markings\, labels\,storage)\n\nDomain 3 : Security Engineering (Enginee ring and Management of Security)\n\n Engineering processes using secure d esign principles\n Security models fundamental concepts\n Security evalu ation models\n Security capabilities of information systems\n Security a rchitectures\, designs\, and solution elements vulnerabilities\n Web-base d systems vulnerabilities\n Mobile systems vulnerabilities\n Embedded de vices and cyber-physical systems vulnerabilities\n Cryptography\n Site a nd facility design secure principles\n Physical security\n\nDomain 4 : Co mmunication and Network Security (Designing and Protecting Network Securit y)\n\n Secure network architecture design (e.g. IP &\; non-IP protocol s\, segmentation)\n Secure network components\n Secure communication cha nnels\n Network attacks\n\nDomain 5 : Identity and Access Management (Con trolling Access and Managing Identity)\n\n Physical and logical assets co ntrol\n Identification and authentication of people and devices\n Identi ty as a service (e.g. cloud identity)\n Third-par ty identity services (e .g. on-premise)\n Access control attacks\n Identity and access provision ing lifecycle (e.g. provisioning review)\n\nDomain 6 : Security Assessment and Testing (Designing\, Performing\, and Analyzing Security Testing)\n\n Assessment and test strategies\n Security process data (e.g. management and operational controls)\n Security control testing\n Test outputs (e. g. automated\, manual)\n Security architectures vulnerabilities\n\nDomain 7 : Security Operations (Foundational Concepts\, Investigations\, Inciden t Management\, and Disaster Recovery)\n\n Investigations support and requ irements\n Logging and monitoring activities\n Provisioning of resources \n Foundational security operations concepts\n Resource protection techn iques\n Incident management\n Preventative measures\n Patch and vulnera bility management\n Change management processes\n Recovery strategies\n Disaster recovery processes and plans\n Business continuity planning and exercises\n Physical security\n Personnel safety concerns\n\nDomain 8 : Software Development Security (Understanding\,Applying\, and Enforcing So ftware Security)\n\n Security in the software development life cycle\n D evelopment environment security controls\n Software security effectivenes s\n Acquired software security impact\n\nCISSP Changes To Computerized Ad aptive Testing\n(ISC)² has introduced Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) for all English CISSP exams worldwide. Based on the same exam content out line as the linear\, fixed-form exam\, CISSP CAT is a more precise and eff icient evaluation of your competency. CISSP CAT enables you to prove your knowledge by answering fewer items and completing the exam in half the tim e.\nHow Does it Work?\nEach candidate taking the CISSP CAT exam will start with an item that is well below the passing standard. Following a candida te’s response to an item\, the scoring algorithm re-estimates the candid ate’s ability based on the difficulty of all items presented and answers provided. With each additional item answered\, the computer's estimate of the candidate’s ability becomes more precise – gathering as much info rmation as possible about a candidate’s true ability level more efficien tly than traditional\, linear exams.\n\nThis more precise evaluation enabl es us to reduce the maximum exam administration time from 6 hours to 3 hou rs\, and it reduces the items necessary to accurately assess a candidate ’s ability from 250 items on a linear\, fixed-form exam to as little as 100 items on the CISSP CAT exam.\n\nThe exam content outline and passing s tandard for both versions of the examination are exactly the same. Each ca ndidate will be assessed on the same content and must demonstrate the same level of competency regardless of the exam format.\n\nCISSP exams in all other languages\, as well as all CISSP concentration exams are delivered a s linear\, fixed-form exams.\nTraining Info\nDuration : 5 Days\nDate : Ju l 6-10\, 2026\nTime : 9.30-16.30 pm.\nVenue : ACinfotec Training Center\ n16th Fl.\, Grande Centre Point Lumphini Bldg.\, (Worklab) \, Rama 4 Rd.\n Training Fee : 38\,000 Baht (ex.vat 7%)\nExam Fee : Please call\nTel. 02 6 70 8980-3 ext.321-323\nEmail. training@acinfotec.com\n\n ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.acinfotec.com/wp-content/uploads/202 0/09/CRISC-–-Certified-in-Risk-and-Information-Systems-Control-Exam-Excl uded-1.png CATEGORIES:ISC2 & ISACA END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR