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What is the SAT Program?

One area of concern for all organizations is ensuring that their human assets are well-educated in security practices and procedures. ISSA partners with the International Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (IACAS) to offer Security Awareness Training (SAT) programs that are designed, delivered, and managed by the ISSA. The SAT program is based on the Delphi technique which is a proven method for conducting an anonymous survey. The Delphi technique uses small, random groups of individuals to create opinions, forecasts and trends that are better informed than those of any individual person.

Reference: https://www.isc2.org/cissp/default.aspx

Conclusion

The CISSP certification is formal recognition that you are well aware of the market and certain evidence that you are a professional in the security industry. Remember that the CISSP is about lifelong learning, therefore passing the related exam is just the beginning. You have to be recertified every three years and get continuous professional education to retain your CISSP certification. You can attend activities such as webinars, write white papers, and more to receive the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits you need to retain your CISSP validation. Perhaps more important, these events allow you to continuously develop your awareness of the information security industry and keep up to date with news and trends.

How to earn CISSP Credential?

The candidate must earn 120 continuing education units (CEUs) for the CISSP certification. The CEUs may be earned through participation in the ISSA-certified training course, obtaining CEUs from any other Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) member, obtaining certification credits for passing the exam, or through participating in many other online sites.

ISC CISSP Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Security and Risk Management	15%	- Understand requirements for investigation types 1. Administrative investigations 2. Criminal investigations - Apply risk management concepts 1. Risk monitoring 2. Risk assessment 3. Risk treatment - Evaluate and apply security governance principles 1. Security policies and procedures 2. Roles and responsibilities 3. Organizational processes - Identify and analyze threats and vulnerabilities 1. Risk analysis methodologies 2. Threat modeling - Apply supply chain risk management concepts 1. Vendor assessments 2. Third-party governance - Understand legal and regulatory issues 1. Licensing and intellectual property 2. Cyber crimes and data breaches - Determine compliance requirements 1. Privacy requirements 2. Legal and regulatory requirements - Develop and manage security policies 1. Policy lifecycle 2. Standards and guidelines - Establish and manage security awareness training 1. Awareness programs 2. Training effectiveness - Understand and apply security concepts 1. Due care and due diligence 2. Confidentiality, integrity and availability 3. Security governance principles - Understand and apply threat modeling concepts 1. Threat actors 2. Attack surfaces
Security Architecture and Engineering	13%	- Research and implement security models 1. Trusted computing base 2. Security frameworks - Assess vulnerabilities of architectures 1. Cloud-based systems 2. Embedded systems - Select controls based on security requirements 1. Preventive controls 2. Detective controls - Understand security capabilities of systems 1. Virtualization 2. Hardware security - Apply cryptography 1. PKI 2. Encryption methods
Security Operations	13%	- Conduct logging and monitoring activities 1. Continuous monitoring 2. SIEM - Understand and support investigations 1. Evidence handling 2. Digital forensics - Implement incident management 1. Recovery procedures 2. Incident response - Implement disaster recovery processes 1. Recovery testing 2. Business continuity - Operate and maintain preventive measures 1. Patch management 2. Backup operations
Software Development Security	11%	- Assess software security effectiveness 1. Application testing 2. Security metrics - Understand software development lifecycle security 1. Secure SDLC 2. DevSecOps - Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities 1. Code review 2. Static and dynamic testing
Security Assessment and Testing	12%	- Collect and analyze test outputs 1. Log reviews 2. Reporting - Design and validate assessment strategies 1. Audit strategies 2. Security testing - Conduct security control testing 1. Penetration testing 2. Vulnerability assessments
Asset Security	10%	- Provision resources securely 1. Media handling 2. Asset lifecycle management - Identify and classify information and assets 1. Data classification 2. Asset ownership - Establish information handling requirements 1. Data retention 2. Secure disposal - Manage data lifecycle 1. Data storage 2. Data sharing
Communication and Network Security	13%	- Implement secure design principles in networks 1. Network architecture 2. Segmentation - Implement secure communication channels 1. VPN 2. Secure protocols - Secure network components 1. Routers and switches 2. Firewalls
Identity and Access Management	13%	- Integrate identity as a service 1. SSO 2. Cloud identity - Manage identification and authentication 1. MFA 2. Federated identity - Control physical and logical access 1. Identity lifecycle 2. Access provisioning

ISC Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Sample Questions:

Question #1
An organization is looking to include mobile devices in its asset management system for better tracking. In which system tier of the reference architecture would mobile devices be tracked?

A. 3
B. 1
C. 2
D. 0

Question #2
What is the FIRST step in reducing the exposure of a network to Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) based attacks?

A. Implement egress filtering at the organization's network boundary.
B. Implement a web application firewall (WAF).
C. Implement an intrusion prevention system (IPS).
D. Implement network access control lists (ACL).

Question #3
Before implementing an internet-facing router, a network administrator ensures that the equipment is baselined/hardened according to approved configurations and settings. This action provides protection against which of the following attacks?

A. Ransomware
B. SQL injection (SQLI)
C. Blind spoofing
D. Media Access Control (MAC) flooding

Question #4
When are security requirements the LEAST expensive to implement?

A. During each phase of the project cycle
B. During the application rollout phase
C. When built into application design
D. When identified by external consultants

Question #5
Which of the following authorization standards is built to handle Application programming Interface (API) access for federated Identity management (FIM)?

A. Open Authentication (OAuth)
B. Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)
C. Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+)
D. Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS)

Solutions:

Question #1
Correct Answer: C

Question #2
Correct Answer: A

Question #3
Correct Answer: C

Question #4
Correct Answer: C

Question #5
Correct Answer: A

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