The Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) course is a certification that has been awarded to security professionals who meet the required standards to demonstrate proficiency in network and systems security. The SSCP certification course covers topics such as risk management, cryptography, access controls, security operations, incident response and audit management. The course is designed to help security professionals assess system and network risks, vulnerabilities and risks, implement security policies and protocols, and monitor system security. It also offers guidance for managing security incidents, recovering from them and maintaining compliance. The SSCP is meant for a broad range of IT security personnel, including IT administrators, support staff and security professionals. The SSCP is endorsed by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2).
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Learning Objectives
The Systems Security Certified Practitioner course has the following objectives:
To increase knowledge and understanding in the areas of system security principles, policies, and procedures.
To help participants develop the skills required to implement and enforce these principles, policies and procedures in a secure computing environment.
To teach technical procedures for managing systems and networks in a secure manner.
To provide hands-on experience identifying security vulnerabilities in systems and networks, and strategies to reduce risks.
To introduce the latest developments in systems and network security.
To gain the necessary skills to effectively analyze system security problems and provide solutions.
To improve communication and coordination of system security processes with other IT and security teams.
To provide insight into successful systems security management techniques.
$1,850
Length: 5.0 days (40 hours)
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