CE-18PA1008X - Certified Information Systems Security Professionals (CISSP) Bootcamp
Course Description
The Certified Information Systems Security Professionals (CISSP) is a NICE-aligned, (National Initiative in Cyber Education) in-demand cybersecurity certification that signifies the experienced IT security professionals’ breadth of knowledge in areas of oversight and governance, design and development and implementation and operation. Learn more!
Areas of study include data, system, application and information security, analysis and testing, design, architecture and operations. CISSP also covers risk management and identity security supervision.
Recommendation:
- Review the ISC2 exam requirements.
Credential:
CISSP Certification
Certified Information Systems Security Professional roles may include:
- Chief Information Security Officer (CISSP)
- Cybersecurity Architect
- Cybersecurity Management/Governance
- Senior Security System Administrator
Technical Requirements
Please review the School of IT Minimum Computer Requirements for 2024-2025.
Course Outline
Areas of study include data, system, application and information security, analysis and testing, design, architecture and operations. CISSP also covers risk management and identity security supervision.
Learner Outcomes
The broad spectrum of topics included in the CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK®) ensures its relevancy across all disciplines in the field of information security measuring competency in the following eight domains:
- Security and Risk Management.
- Asset Security.
- Security Architecture and Engineering.
- Communication and Network Security.
- Identity and Access Management (IAM)..
- Security Assessment and Testing.
- Security Operations.
- Software Development Security.
Who Should Register?
Advanced cybersecurity professionals with years of practical experience seeking to prepare for a high-level, NICE-aligned credential that covers the areas of cyber intelligence, oversite and governance, design and development, and protection and defense.
Additional Information
UC will be closed on May 26, 2025, in observance of Memorial Day.
Learners who are residents and employed in the state of Ohio, who obtain their industry recognized credential can have their employers receive reimbursement for the cost of the bootcamp through TechCred: https://techcred.ohio.gov.
The School of Information Technology (SoIT)
The University of Cincinnati School of Information Technology (SoIT) Workforce Development is dedicated to building a strong IT workforce locally, regionally, and nationally. Housed within one of the nation's leading research institutions in information technology, SoIT draws on the university's long history as the founder of experiential learning and hands-on training. A robust faculty leads solution-based educational experiences, preparing learners to obtain industry recognized credentials (IRC) for high-demand, highly competitive areas such as cloud database management, network infrastructure, project management, and cybersecurity. Additionally, SoIT workforce development collaborates with business to innovate and deliver high-quality IT education to strengthen their personnel. Highly ranked and accredited, SoIT is named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C) by the National Security Agency (NSA).