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ISC2 SSCP Training
The ISC2 Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) certification is a globally recognized credential designed for IT professionals responsible for implementing and managing security policies and procedures. It validates hands-on technical skills in areas such as access control, security operations, cryptography, and risk identification.
Course Overview
Security Best Practices
Learn how to apply security best practices to IT infrastructure and systems to protect against vulnerabilities.
Security Operations & Incident Response
Manage security operations and respond effectively to security incidents and breaches.
Access Control Mechanisms
Implement and maintain access control mechanisms to safeguard sensitive data and systems.
Cryptography & Secure Communications
Understand cryptographic techniques and secure communication protocols to protect data integrity.
Risk Management & Business Continuity
Manage risk, business continuity, and disaster recovery planning for secure IT operations.
Network & System Monitoring
Conduct proactive network and system monitoring to detect and mitigate security threats.
IT Administrators & Security Analysts
Professionals responsible for securing IT infrastructure, including systems engineers and security analysts.
Network Administrators & Security Experts
Network professionals looking to advance their cybersecurity expertise and enhance their skills.
Security Operations & Cybersecurity Transition
Individuals working in security operations or transitioning into cybersecurity roles.
ISC2 Certification Candidates
Professionals seeking to earn an intermediate-level cybersecurity certification from ISC2.
Online Instructor-Led Training
Learn from industry experts with hands-on demonstrations.
Intensive Training Course
Covers access controls, cryptography, and incident response.
90-Day Access to Course Content
Continue learning with recorded materials and study guides.
Prerequisites
While there are no mandatory prerequisites, it is recommended that students have:
IT Security or Systems Administration Experience
At least one year of experience in IT security or systems administration.
Basic Networking & Security Knowledge
Basic knowledge of networking, operating systems, and security fundamentals.
Security Operations & Administration
Implementing security policies, procedures, and best practices to ensure a secure IT environment.
Access Controls
Managing authentication, authorization, and identity management to safeguard systems and data.
Risk Identification, Monitoring & Analysis
Conducting risk assessments and implementing proactive security measures to mitigate threats.
Incident Response & Recovery
Detecting, analyzing, and responding to security incidents to minimize damage and ensure continuity.
Cryptography
Understanding encryption techniques, secure communications, and cryptographic protocols for data protection.
Network & Communications Security
Securing networks, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems to prevent unauthorized access and attacks.
Systems & Application Security
Protecting software, databases, and operating systems against vulnerabilities and cyber threats.
| Length of exam | 3 hours |
|---|---|
| Number of items | 125 |
| Item format | Multiple choice |
| Passing grade | 700 out of 1000 points |
| Language availability | English, Japanese, and Spanish |
| Testing center | Pearson VUE Testing Center |