CISSP (ALL Domains 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & 8) Security Professional

The CISSP: Certified Information Systems Security Professional Certification certification training package covers topics such as Access Control Systems, Cryptography, and Security Management Practices, teaching students the eight domains of information system security knowledge.  

The new eight domains are:

1. Security and Risk Management
2. Asset Security
3. Security Engineering
4. Communications and Network Security
5. Identity and Access Management
6. Security Assessment and Testing
7. Security Operations
8. Software Development Security

The CISSP Certification is administered by the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium or (ISC)². (ISC)² promotes the CISSP exam as an aid to evaluating personnel performing information security functions.  Candidates for this exam are typically network security professionals and system administrators with at least four years of direct work experience in two or more of the ten test domains.  As the first ANSI ISO accredited credential in the field of information security, the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification provides information security professionals with not only an objective measure of competence, but a globally recognized standard of achievement.

Who is the target audience?

• Experienced IT security-related practitioners, auditors, consultants, investigators or instructors, including network or security analysts and engineers, network administrators, information security specialists and risk management professionals, who wish to advance their current computer security careers

*note: This course is not for someone who simply looking to crack Exam only, This course will provide you the knowledge to appear for Interview and Include the knowledge of CISSP Course

--- **Global Course Rating**: 3.30 **Course Overview**: The course in question aims to cover a wide range of security topics relevant to the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification exam. However, recent reviews have highlighted several issues that may impact the effectiveness and value of the course for prospective students. **Pros**: - **Clarity on Course Scope**: The instructor provides a clear overview of the course's scope in the introductory slides or videos. (Reviewer #12) - **Course Content**: Some found the content to be a useful general overview of the subject matter and helpful for getting comfortable with the overall scope of the CISSP exam topics. (Reviewer #9) - **Verification of Readiness**: At least one reviewer noted that the course was valuable, with the instructor providing details about each module, indicating some level of preparation and attention to detail. (Reviewer #11) - **Appreciation from Professionals**: A few professionals in the field of information security found the course valuable for their professional growth, despite some shortcomings. (Reviewer #13) **Cons**: - **Pronunciation and Language**: The instructor's pronunciation of common English words is awkward and difficult to understand, especially if one is not reading along a document. There are also misspelled words in the slides and instances where the instructor is not well-versed in English. (Reviewer #1, #7, #14) - **Course Rushing**: The course appears to be rushed, with a lot of key material missing. It is recommended to compare it with other more comprehensive courses like those from Thor Teaches or Mike Chapple if one seeks a complete understanding. (Reviewer #2) - **Lack of Value Addition**: The instructor simply reads the slides word for word without providing additional insights or value addition to the topics covered. (Reviewer #3) - **Technical Mistakes**: There are noticeable technical mistakes made by the instructor during the course. (Reviewer #4) - **Course Completion Admission**: The instructor admits in the last minute of some videos that the course is not sufficient to prepare for the CISSP exam, which questions the course's purpose and effectiveness. (Reviewer #3) - **Lack of Depth**: The course lacks depth and often suggests using Google or other sources to read up on topics separately, which is disappointing given the course's intended purpose. (Reviewer #4, #8) - **Audio Quality**: The audio quality in some videos is so poor that the instructor's voice has to be turned up to maximum volume and placed close to the speaker to hear properly. (Reviewer #6) - **Grammar and Spelling Errors**: The slides contain numerous grammar and spelling errors, which can be a distraction. (Reviewer #10, #15) - **Pronunciation of Key Terms**: The instructor struggles with the pronunciation of key terms like "Confidentiality," "Integrity," and "Availability." (Reviewer #8, #16) - **Lack of Practical Examples**: While some found the course valuable, many agreed that it would be beneficial for the instructor to provide more practical examples. (Reviewer #5, #13) In conclusion, while there are a few positive aspects of this course, such as its scope and the potential value for professionals in the field, it is important to consider the significant drawbacks, including language issues, lack of depth, technical mistakes, poor audio quality, and grammatical errors. Prospective students should weigh these factors against their own learning preferences and goals when deciding whether this course is right for them. It's recommended that students complement this course with additional resources to ensure a thorough understanding of the CISSP exam material.