Master Cissp Core Concepts (Domain-4)

CISSP simplified through Concepts, CISSP Core Concepts, CISSP - think like a manager.

What you'll learn

Self-Assessment on CISSP Core Concepts related to Domain-4 before appearing for CISSP Exam.

Understand all Domain-4 Concepts clearly before hitting the CISSP Exam.

Fill up the knowledge gaps to rock the CISSP Exam by applying the knowledge to scenario-based questions.

Detailed explanation on each concept from the Best CISSP Instructor in the form of Question

Never miss a concept before appearing for the CISSP Exam.

Requirements

No prerequisites, you should be someone who has the aspiration and hunger to succeed in the CISSP Exam.

Description

This Course is focused to help you Master CISSP Core Concepts for Domain-4 (Network and Communication Security). Here the Top 5 reasons, you must take up this course before appearing for your CISSP Exam. 1. This course is the world first course purely focused on Core CISSP Concepts through thought provoking Concepts with Detailed explanation by the best CISSP instructor with over a decade of experience. 2.  Instead of chasing thousands of MCQs over internet, the strategy to pass CISSP should be to clearly understand the Core CISSP Concepts which will enable you to answer any Questions on the concept. 3. If you have gone through the Most popular CISSP Books and practiced Thousands of questions and still not feeling Confident to pass the CISSP Exam, this is the BEST course for you. 4. CISSP Domain-4 (Network and Communication Security) is the most challenging domain in your CISSP Journey and many CISSP Aspirants fail in this domain, this course is going to be a game changer for you and will help you confidently pass the CISSP Exam in your First attempt.5. This course covers all Objectives and Subobjectives in the most structured manner and validates you on each and every topic with CISSP Concept Questions in the form of Knowledge Assessments with Detailed concept explanation by the CISSP Coach and mentor, Manoj Sharma. here are the core highlights of the course:1. Entire CISSP Domain-4 covered in the most structured manner based on objectives and subobjectives.2. High Quality CISS Core Concepts Question will force you to think deeply and learn more3. Short and crisp explanation by Manoj Sharma, the Best CISSP Instructors with a proven track record of helping thousands of CISSPs.4.. 150+ CISSP Core Concepts covered through easy videos focusing on what you must know from exam perspective.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction and how to connect with me

Lecture 2 Why this course

Lecture 3 Course Structure

Lecture 4 How to get maximum benefit from this course.

Lecture 5 The right Mindset - before you Start!

Section 2: CISSP Objective 4.1 (Apply secure design principles in network architectures)

Lecture 6 4.1.1 (OSI and TCP/IP Model)

Lecture 7 CISSP Objective 4.1.1 (OSI Layers - Security) Part-2

Lecture 8 4.1.2 (Internet Protocol (IP) version 4 and 6)

Lecture 9 4.1.3 (Secure protocols)

Lecture 10 4.1.4 (Implications of multilayer protocols)

Lecture 11 4.1.5 (Converged protocols)

Lecture 12 4.1.6 (Transport architecture) Part-1

Lecture 13 4.1.6 (Transport architecture) Part-2

Lecture 14 4.1.7 (Performance metrics)

Lecture 15 4.1.9 (Physical segmentation)

Lecture 16 CISSP Objective 4.1.10 (Logical segmentation)

Lecture 17 CISSP Objective 4.1.11 (Micro-Segmentation) Part-1

Lecture 18 CISSP Objective 4.1.11 (Micro-Segmentation) Part-2

Lecture 19 CISSP Objective 4.1.12 (Edge Networks)

Lecture 20 CISSP Objective 4.1.13 (Wireless networks)

Lecture 21 CISSP Objective 4.1.14 (Cellular/mobile networks)

Lecture 22 CISSP Objective 4.1.15 (Content distribution networks (CDN))

Lecture 23 CISSP Objective 4.1.16 (Software defined networks)

Lecture 24 CISSP Objective 4.1.17 (Virtual Private Cloud (VPC))

Section 3: CISSP Objective 4.2 (Secure network components)

Lecture 25 CISSP Objective 4.2.1 (Operation of infrastructure)

Lecture 26 CISSP Objective 4.2.2 (Transmission media)

Lecture 27 CISSP Objective 4.2.3 (Network Access Control (NAC) systems)

Lecture 28 CISSP Objective 4.2.4 (Endpoint security)

Section 4: CISSP Objective 4.3.1 (Implement secure communication channels)

Lecture 29 CISP Objective 4.3.1 (Remote access)

Lecture 30 CISSP Objective 4.3.2 (Data communications)

Applicable to all security practitioners aspiring to Get (ISC)2 Certified Information System Security Professional Certified (CISSP),Security Analyst, Security Engineers, Security Managers, Security Leaders