Certified Information Systems Security Tester (CISST)

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Do you want to learn how to spot different types of security flaws in your IT infrastructure? If that's the case, the Certified Information Systems Security Tester (CISST) Certificate is the ideal option.

About the course

Certified Information Systems Security Tester (CISST) is designed exclusively for information security professionals who want to enhance their skill set in the testing of different security phases. CISST training course enables the candidate to modify, inspect, record, and secure the data that might be in any form e.g electronic or physical. Moreover, the certification tests the capabilities of individuals to identify different security vulnerabilities in their technology infrastructure. Hence, inhibiting different elements of work ethics including confidentiality, integrity, authentication, availability, and authorization.



This course teaches you about core aspects such as:




● Security Risks
● Asset Identification
● Assessing Risk Analysis Effectiveness
● Information Security Policies and Procedures
● Analysis of Information Security Policies and Procedures
● Lifecycle Alignment and Security Testing Tasks
● Security Test Designing & Planning
● Implementing Policy-Based Security Tests
● Security Test Reporting
● Reporting Security Test Status
● Reporting Security Test Results
● Types and Purposes of Security Test Tools
● Tool Selection
● Open-Source Tools
● Benefits of Standards

Eligibility:




There are no eligibility criteria for taking the Certified Information Systems Security Tester (CISST) certification course.




No strict prerequisites are there for taking The Certified Information Systems Security Tester (CISST), but GAQM highly recommends doing the E-Course as most questions are driven from the E-Course in the actual exam.



Module 1 - Security Risks
Module 2 - Asset Identification
Module 3 - Assessing Risk Analysis Effectiveness
Module 4 - Information Security Policies and Procedures
Module 5 - Analysis of Information Security Policies and Procedures
Module 6 - Security Auditing and Its Role in Security Testing
Module 7 - Security Risk Assessment
Module 8 - Security Triad
Module 9 - Introduction to Security Testing
Module 10 - The Purpose of Security Testing
Module 11 - The Organizational Context
Module 12 - Security Testing Objectives
Module 13 - The Difference between Information Assurance and Security Testing
Module 14 - The Scope and Coverage of Security Testing Objectives
Module 15 - Analysis of Security Approaches
Module 16 - Analysis of Failures in Security Test Approaches
Module 17 - Stakeholder Identification
Module 18 - Improving the Security Testing Practices
Module 19 - Security Test Process Definition
Module 20 - Lifecycle Alignment and Security Testing Tasks
Module 21 - Security Test Planning
Module 22 - Security Test Design
Module 23 - Implementing Policy-Based Security Tests
Module 24 - Security Test Execution
Module 25 - Security Test Evaluation
Module 26 - Security Test Maintenance
Module 27 - Role of Security Testing in a Lifecycle
Module 28 - The Role of Security Testing in Design
Module 29 - The Role of Security Testing in Implementation ActivitiesModule 30 - Component Test Analysis & Design
Module 31 - Analyzing Component Test Results
Module 32 - Component Integration Test Analysis & Design
Module 33 - The Role of Security Testing in System and Acceptance Test Activities
Module 34 - Definition of Security-Oriented Acceptance Criteria
Module 35 - The Role of Security Testing in Maintenance
Module 36 - Testing the Effectiveness of System Hardening
Module 37 - Authentication and Authorization
Module 38 - Firewalls and Network Zones
Module 39 - Encryption, Intrusion Detection, Malware Scanning, and Data Obfuscation
Module 40 - Training
Module 41 - Security Awareness
Module 42 - Attack Motivations
Module 43 - Social Engineering and Security Awareness
Module 44 - Revising Security Expectations
Module 45 - Security Test Reporting
Module 46 - Reporting Security Test Status
Module 47 - Reporting Security Test Results
Module 48 - Types and Purposes of Security Test Tools
Module 49 - Tool Selection
Module 50 - Open Source Tools
Module 51 - Benefits of Standards
Module 52 - Applying Security Standards

The CISST certification course is ideal for the following roles:



● IT managers
● Security consultants
● Security analysts
● IT professionals
● Network engineers
● Anyone having prior ethical hacking knowledge.
● People in managerial positions related to PCI DSS compliance
● Project managers
● Fraud management and prevention staff
● Information security managers and officers
● Payment application vendors and many more

Salary Insight


The average annual salary of a Certified Information Security Professional (CISP) is $ 77K, as for an entry-level professional the figures are $ 45k, and for professionals with senior roles, it succeeds the mark of $ 109K (approx). Source: Simplilearn



Minimum Salary :- $ 45k


Average Salary :- $ 77K


Maximum Salary :- $ 109K

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Why should you take the certified Information Security Professional (cisst) certification exam?

The top reasons which you should consider for taking Certified Information Systems Security Tester (CISST) credential are given below: ● Understand how to govern information security ● Understand how to develop & manage an information security program ● Understand how to manage incidents ● Gain a better understanding of information risk management. ● Provides you with an opportunity to build upon existing credentials and provides tangible evidence of career growth, and hence attainment of advanced job skills ● Provides access to valuable resources, such as peer networking and idea exchange

Exam Information

The exam comprises of 100 Multiple Choice Questions out of which the candidate needs to score 70% (70 out of 100 questions) to pass the exam.

CISP certification exam can now be taken via online and proctored based.

The total duration of the exam is 2 hours (120 Minutes).

If the Candidate fails to pass the examination at the 2nd attempt, the Candidate must wait at least 14 days from the date of their attempt to retake the examination for the 3rd or any subsequent period of time. The exam can be taken any number of times.

CISP certificate is valid for 5 years, the candidate needs to re-certify once in 5 years to maintain the certification credentials.

Eligibility
To be eligible for taking CISP certification it is recommended that candidates should have at least five years of experience in the information security domain.
Pre-requisites
There are no prerequisites required for taking the Certified Information Security Professional (CISP) certification program.

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Online Live Virtual Classes

Designed to bring the benefits of traditional instructor-led training to the internet, with the convenience of live interactive classes and doubt sessions. 

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