Information Systems Security Engineering Professional (ISSEP) Online Self-Paced Training
ISSEP Overview
Information Systems Security Engineering Professional (ISSEP) training guides students through a self-paced learning experience. It covers the advanced skills and knowledge that security engineers use for developing, designing, and analyzing security solutions and providing risk-based guidance to meet organizational goals.
Who Can Enroll?
ISSEP training is for those seeking a comprehensive review to pursue ISSEP certification. It is ideal for professionals with at least seven years of work experience in two or more of the domains listed below.
What Is Covered?
- • Domain 1: Systems Security Engineering Foundations
- • Domain 2: Risk Management
- • Domain 3: Security Planning and Design
- • Domain 4: Systems Implementation, Verification, and Validation
- • Domain 5: Secure Operations, Change Management, and Disposal
What Will You Learn?
- • Apply the information system security engineering processes as the information system security engineer on the systems engineering team.
- • Analyze system security risk throughout the system development life cycle within the context of system operations and organizational risk tolerance.
- • Analyze, design, develop, and evaluate the security design and architecture for systems using security engineering processes and principles.
- • Develop system solutions that employ security functions and provide adequate protection to system functions.
- • Choose the most effective security configurations and designs to ensure system security during operations, change management, and disposal.
What’s Included?
- • Self-paced online learning journey
- • Pre- and post-course assessments
- • Knowledge checks and end-of-domain quizzes
- • Digital eTextbook
- • Key takeaway resources for each domain
- • Glossary of terms
- • Access instructor support (48-hour email response time)
- • 24/7/365 chat technical support
- • 180-day access
Languages Offered
At this time, content is only available in English.
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