SSCP - Systems Security Certified Practitioner

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What is SSCP - Systems Security Certified Practitioner

SSCP is a security training with the aim of providing people with a basis in the field of information / cyber security. No previous experience is necessary for this field. The SSCP training provides a broad basic knowledge for daily practice.
A good approach to cyber security, with proportional actions aimed at the right threats, requires insight. Insight into the interests that we need to protect and into the corners from which the greatest threats arise. Cybersecurity must above all offer solutions that do not hinder innovation, efficiency or ease of use. A security specialist must therefore be broadly trained to be a fully-fledged discussion partner when it comes to information security.
But knowledge of security is not only necessary for people who work as security professionals, administrators, administrators and engineers are also faced almost daily with security-related topics such as encryption, granting access to the right people, or unlocking systems.

Who should attend SSCP - Systems Security Certified Practitioner

This training is intended for the following people:

• Anyone who wants to obtain a certificate that demonstrates a certain degree of experience in the field of security;
• Juniors and Mediors who want to grow further within information and cyber security;
• Anyone with a role as administrator, engineer or manager who wants to learn more about security;
• Anyone with an interest in security.

Prerequisites

No specific prior knowledge or training is required.
In addition to the course, participants are expected to invest time in reading the book (estimated about 6-10 pages per hour = 55 to 90 hours), and to make test exams themselves before the exam.
The official (ISC)² exam is not included. This can be booked at one of the selected Pearson VUE exam centers.

Objectives

At the end of the course the participant has:
A good insight into the 7 domains within the CBK;

• Access Controls
• Security Operations and Administration
• Analysis and Monitoring
• Cryptography
• Networks and Telecommunications
• Malicious Code / Malware
• Risk, Response, and Recovery

Provided sufficient foundations to successfully pass the SSCP exam;
A good insight into the applicability of the theory in daily practice.

256269

What is SSCP - Systems Security Certified Practitioner

SSCP is a security training with the aim of providing people with a basis in the field of information / cyber security. No previous experience is necessary for this field. The SSCP training provides a broad basic knowledge for daily practice.
A good approach to cyber security, with proportional actions aimed at the right threats, requires insight. Insight into the interests that we need to protect and into the corners from which the greatest threats arise. Cybersecurity must above all offer solutions that do not hinder innovation, efficiency or ease of use. A security specialist must therefore be broadly trained to be a fully-fledged discussion partner when it comes to information security.
But knowledge of security is not only necessary for people who work as security professionals, administrators, administrators and engineers are also faced almost daily with security-related topics such as encryption, granting access to the right people, or unlocking systems.

Who should attend SSCP - Systems Security Certified Practitioner

This training is intended for the following people:

• Anyone who wants to obtain a certificate that demonstrates a certain degree of experience in the field of security;
• Juniors and Mediors who want to grow further within information and cyber security;
• Anyone with a role as administrator, engineer or manager who wants to learn more about security;
• Anyone with an interest in security.

Prerequisites

No specific prior knowledge or training is required.
In addition to the course, participants are expected to invest time in reading the book (estimated about 6-10 pages per hour = 55 to 90 hours), and to make test exams themselves before the exam.
The official (ISC)² exam is not included. This can be booked at one of the selected Pearson VUE exam centers.

Objectives

At the end of the course the participant has:
A good insight into the 7 domains within the CBK;

• Access Controls
• Security Operations and Administration
• Analysis and Monitoring
• Cryptography
• Networks and Telecommunications
• Malicious Code / Malware
• Risk, Response, and Recovery

Provided sufficient foundations to successfully pass the SSCP exam;
A good insight into the applicability of the theory in daily practice.