Enterprise Cloud Security With Ccsp - Part 3 : Governance

Secure Cloud Platforms & Applications | CCSP Domains 5 & 6: Legal, Compliance, Operations, and Risk Control

What you'll learn

Apply security operations controls and procedures to protect cloud environments across incident response, configuration management, and continuous monitoring.

Evaluate and manage legal, risk, and compliance requirements in cloud computing; privacy obligations, regulatory frameworks, and jurisdictional challenges.

Develop and implement audit strategies for cloud-based services, ensuring accountability, transparency, and effective governance across service models.

Integrate enterprise risk management, supply chain risk analysis, and legal contract considerations into secure cloud design and operations.

Requirements

A basic understanding of cloud computing concepts, service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), and deployment types (public, private, hybrid).

Familiarity with general cybersecurity principles, such as access control, risk management, and compliance frameworks.

Ideally, completion of (Domains 1 & 2) and (Domains 3 & 4) of CCSP domains—or equivalent knowledge.

No special tools or software are required—just a willingness to learn and engage with practical examples. This course is suitable for both certification candidates and professionals seeking deeper insights into cloud security governance and operations.

Description

Advance your CCSP certification journey with Part 3: Governance & Operations, a focused course covering Domains 5 and 6 of the (ISC)² Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) exam—Cloud Security Operations and Legal, Risk, and Compliance.This course is designed for cloud security professionals, risk managers, and compliance leaders who want to master the governance side of cloud security. Through real-world examples, visual breakdowns, and exam-aligned explanations, you'll gain the knowledge needed to navigate cloud-specific risks, legal obligations, and operational control frameworks.In Domain 5, you’ll learn how to implement and manage cloud security operations, including configuration management, incident response, continuous monitoring, and digital forensics. In Domain 6, we’ll explore legal challenges like jurisdictional boundaries, privacy regulations, e-discovery, contract clauses, and enterprise risk management strategies.You’ll also gain insights into how cloud environments impact audit readiness, how shared responsibility models influence security posture, and how to evaluate third-party providers and contracts through a risk-based lens.Whether you’re preparing for the CCSP exam or strengthening your ability to manage secure and compliant cloud environments, this course gives you actionable insights to lead with confidence.Complete this final installment of the series and position yourself as a well-rounded cloud security professional—ready for certification and real-world challenges alike.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 About edZconsult

Lecture 3 The Exam

Section 2: Domain 5 : Cloud Security Operations

Lecture 4 Domain 5 : Introduction

Lecture 5 Domain 5 - Module 1 : Comprehend Cloud Infrastructure Components

Lecture 6 Domain 5 - Module 1 : Virtual Hardware Security

Lecture 7 Domain 5 - Module 1 : Virtual Hardware Security - Hypervisors

Lecture 8 Domain 5 - Module 1 : Hardware Specific Security

Lecture 9 Domain 5 - Module 1 : Management Tools

Lecture 10 Domain 5 - Module 1 : Virtualization Toolsets

Lecture 11 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Physical & Logical Infrastructure

Lecture 12 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Access Controls

Lecture 13 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Network Security Management

Lecture 14 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Operating System Hardening

Lecture 15 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Patch Management

Lecture 16 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Infrastructure as Code

Lecture 17 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Clustered Hosts

Lecture 18 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Performance & Capacity Monitoring

Lecture 19 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Backup & Restore Functions

Lecture 20 Domain 5 - Module 2 : Management Plane

Lecture 21 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Operational Controls & Standards

Lecture 22 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Incident Management

Lecture 23 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Problem Management

Lecture 24 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Release Management

Lecture 25 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Deployment Management

Lecture 26 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Configuration Management

Lecture 27 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Service Level Management

Lecture 28 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Availability Management

Lecture 29 Domain 5 - Module 3 : Capacity Management

Lecture 30 Domain 5 - Module 4 : Digital Forensics

Lecture 31 Domain 5 - Module 4 : Forensic Data Collection

Lecture 32 Domain 5 - Module 4 : Evidence Management

Lecture 33 Domain 5 - Module 4 : Digital Evidence

Lecture 34 Domain 5 - Module 5 : Manage Communication

Lecture 35 Domain 5 - Module 5 : Vendors

Lecture 36 Domain 5 - Module 5 : Customers

Lecture 37 Domain 5 - Module 5 : Partners

Lecture 38 Domain 5 - Module 5 : Regulators

Lecture 39 Domain 5 - Module 5 : Stakeholders

Lecture 40 Domain 5 - Module 6 : Security Operations

Lecture 41 Domain 5 - Module 6 : Security Operations Center (SOC)

Lecture 42 Domain 5 - Module 6 : Monitoring Security Controls

Lecture 43 Domain 5 - Module 6 : Log Capture & Analysis

Lecture 44 Domain 5 - Module 6 : Vulnerability Assessments

Section 3: Domain 6 : Legal, Risk and Compliance

Lecture 45 Domain 6 : Introduction

Lecture 46 Domain 6 - Module 1 : Legal Requirements

Lecture 0 Domain 6 - Module 1 : International Legislation

Lecture 0 Domain 6 - Module 1 : Legal Risks

Lecture 0 Domain 6 - Module 1 : Legal Framework

Lecture 0 Domain 6 - Module 1 : eDiscovery

Lecture 0 Domain 6 - Module 1 : Forensics Requirements

Lecture 47 Domain 6 - Module 2 : Privacy Issues

Lecture 48 Domain 6 - Module 2 : Private Data

Lecture 49 Domain 6 - Module 2 : Country Specific Legislation

Lecture 50 Domain 6 - Module 2 : Jurisdictional Differences

Lecture 51 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Adaptations for Cloud Environment

Lecture 52 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Audit Control

Lecture 53 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Impact of Audit

Lecture 54 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Assurance Challenges

Lecture 55 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Audit Reporting

Lecture 56 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Audit Planning

Lecture 57 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Information Security Management System

Lecture 58 Domain 6 - Module 3 : ISMS

Lecture 59 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Policies

Lecture 60 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Stakeholders

Lecture 61 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Specialized Compliance

Lecture 62 Domain 6 - Module 3 : Distributed IT

Lecture 63 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Cloud Enterprise Risk Management

Lecture 64 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Assess Providers

Lecture 65 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Difference

Lecture 66 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Regulatory Transparency

Lecture 67 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Risk Treatment

Lecture 68 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Risk Frameworks

Lecture 69 Domain 6 - Module 4 : Risk Metrics

Lecture 70 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Cloud Control Design

Lecture 71 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Business Requirements

Lecture 72 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Vendor Management

Lecture 73 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Contract Management

Lecture 74 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Supply Chain Management

Lecture 75 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Network Security Controls

Lecture 76 Domain 6 - Module 5 : Management Plan

Section 4: Congratulations

Lecture 77 Thank You

This course is ideal for IT professionals, security engineers, risk managers, auditors, cloud architects, and compliance officers who want to deepen their expertise in cloud governance, risk, and operations.,Learners preparing for the (ISC)² CCSP certification exam, who want a focused and structured guide to Domains 5 and 6.,Professionals working with cloud service providers or enterprise cloud environments, seeking practical knowledge in incident response, risk management, legal compliance, and audit strategy.,Teams or individuals responsible for regulatory compliance, data residency, privacy frameworks, and operational controls in multi-cloud or hybrid setups.,Those who’ve completed Domains 1 to 4 of the CCSP certification—or those with equivalent foundational knowledge in cloud security.