C845 - Information Systems Security (SSCP)


About

IT security professionals must be prepared for the operational demands and responsibilities of security practitioners including authentication, security testing, intrusion detection and prevention, incident response and recovery, attacks and countermeasures, cryptography, and malicious code countermeasures. This course provides a comprehensive, up-to-date global body of knowledge that ensures students have the right information, security knowledge, and skills to be successful in IT operational roles to mitigate security concerns and guard against the impact of malicious activity. Students demonstrate how to manage and restrict access control systems; administer policies, procedures, and guidelines that are ethical and compliant with laws and regulations; implement risk management and incident handling processes; execute cryptographic systems to protect data; manage network security; and analyze common attack vectors and countermeasures to assure information integrity and confidentiality in various systems. This course prepares students for the Systems Security Certified Practitioner (ISC2 SSCP) certification exam.

Exam

  • Passing score: 700/1000 = 70%
  • Actual score: Pass (NA)
    • only did 100 Qs

Objective

Course Outline

Study Plan

The study plan we recommend is below:

  1. Choose one video series to watch, one study guidebook to review, one set of practice questions, and have the course text (CBK) on the side for reviews.
  2. Watch Domain 1 of the video series of choice.
  3. Review the study guide associated chapter for the domain.
  4. Take the practice questions for the associated domain.
  5. Look up specifics in the CBK for areas in question.
  6. Repeat for each domain.
  7. After all domain reviews are complete, take a complete practice exam.

Resources

Practice Tests

Video

Supplemental Resources

Optional